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USER'S GUIDE TO THE REVISED
REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1990
Contents of the Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990
The Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990
contain the Regulations of Ontario filed
before January 1, 1991, as arranged, consoli-
dated and revised in accordance with the
Regulations Revision Act, 1989. Regulations
that are not of general application but that
are still in force are listed in the Schedule
contained in the final volume of these
Revised Regulations. Obsolete regulations
have been omitted from both the Revision
and the Schedule. They have no further
effect.
Regulations which have been amended or remade
Amendments made to the Regulations of
Ontario on or after January 1, 1991, are not
contained in the Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1990. Regulations which were in
force on December 31, 1990 but which were
revoked or remade between that date and
September 1, 1991 are not contained in the
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990.
Amendments and remade regulations will be
published as a supplementary revision in The
Ontario Gazette.
To determine if a regulation contained in the
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990 has
been amended, refer to the Table of Regula-
tions published in the most recent annual
statute volume and in The Ontario Gazette.
The table lists all of the regulations con-
tained in the Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1990, and all regulations filed on or
after January 1, 1991, and shows whether or
not a regulation has been amended, remade
or revoked.
To determine if a regulation has been
amended, remade, or revoked since the pub-
lication of the latest Table of Regulations,
reference should be made to the weekly pub-
lications of The Ontario Gazette.
Arrangement of the Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1990
The Table of Regulations in each volume
lists the statutes alphabetically in English and
shows for each statute the regulations made
under it.
A reader who knows the English title of an
Act may find the regulations made under
that Act by consulting the Table of Regula-
tions. A reader who knows the French lan-
guage subject-matter of an Act under which
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RÈGLEMENTS REFONDUS DE
L'ONTARIO DE 1990
Contenu des Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1990
Les Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1990 rassemblent les règlements de l'Ontario
défwsés avant le 1" janvier 1991, tels qu'ils
ont été arrangés, codifiés et refondus confor-
mément à la Loi de 1989 sur la refonte des
règlements. Les règlements qui ne sont pas
de portée générale, mais qui demeurent en
vigueur, sont énumérés dans l'annexe qui se
trouve dans le dernier volume du présent
recueil. Les règlements caducs ont été omis
du recueil et de l'annexe; ils n'ont plus d'ef-
fet juridique.
Règlements modifiés ou pris de nouveau
Les modifications apportées aux règlements
de l'Ontario depuis le l" janvier 1991 ne
figurent pas dans les Règlements refondus de
l'Ontario de 1990. Les règlements qui étaient
en vigueur le 31 décembre 1990 mais qui ont
été abrogés ou pris de nouveau entre cette
date et le V septembre 1991 ne figurent pas
non plus dans le recueil. Les modifications et
les règlements pris de nouveau seront publiés
à part à titre de refonte supplémentaire dans
la Gazette de l'Ontario.
Pour déterminer si un règlement figurant
dans les Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1990 a été modifié, il suffit de se repxjrter à
la Table des règlements contenue dans le
plus récent volume annuel des lois ainsi que
dans la Gazette de l'Ontario. Cette table énu-
mère tous les règlements contenus dans les
Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de 1990
ainsi que tous les règlements déposés depuis
le 1" janvier 1991; elle indique également si
un règlement a été modifié, pris de nouveau
ou abrogé.
Pour déterminer si un règlement a été modi-
fié, pris de nouveau ou abrogé depuis la
publication de la plus récente Table des
règlements, il faut se reporter aux publica-
tions hebdomadaires dans la Gazette de
l'Ontario.
Agencement des Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1990
La Table of Regulations qui se trouve dans
chaque volume énumère les Lois refondues
de l'Ontario de 1990 par ordre alphabétique
anglais et indique, à la suite de chaque loi,
les règlements pris en application de celle-ci.
L'usager qui connaît le titre anglais d'une loi
peut trouver les règlements pris en applica-
tion de celle-ci en consultant cette table.
L'usager qui connaît le titre français d'une loi
en application de laquelle un règlement peut
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a regulation may have been made may find
the English title of the Act by consulting the
Table alphabétique des matières in volume 9
and then cross-referencing to the Table of
Statutes of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1990 which is also set out in volume 9.
Title Changes
The Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1990
changed the titles of several statutes. These
include the Agricultural Development Finance
Act (now Province of Ontario Savings Office
Act), the Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's
Qualification Act (now Trades Qualification
Act) and the Dog Licensing and Live Stock
and Poultry Protection Act (now Livestock,
Poultry and Honey Bee Protection Act).
Minor changes have been made to the titles
of other Acts. Regulations made under the
former Act appear under the new title where
the Commissioners are of the opinion the
regulations still have effect.
Rules of Civil Procedure
The Rules of Civil Procedure made under
the Courts of Justice Act are published in
Volume 9.
Volume 9 of the Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990
In addition to the Rules of Civil Procedure,
Volume 9 of the Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1990 contains the following items
that may be of interest:
1 . A copy of the report of the Regulation
Revision Commissioners on the
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990.
2. The Regulations Revision Act, 1989,
S.O. 1989, c. 82 under which the
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990
were prepared is included for purposes
of convenient reference.
3. A Schedule to the Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1990, which shows
those regulations which remain in
force until revocation or expiry but
which are not set forth in full because
they are not of general application.
4. A copy of the Table of Statutes from
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1990
and a copy of the Table alphabétique
des matières.
English and French Versions of Regulations
Regulations that were made in English and
French appear in bilingual form in the
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990. Regu-
lations which were made in English only and
avoir été pris, peut trouver le titre anglais de
la loi en consultant la Table alphabétique des
matières qui se trouve dans le volume 9, puis
en se reportant à la Table of Statutes conte-
nue dans les Lois refondues de l'Ontario de
1990 qui est également reproduite dans le
volume 9.
Changement de titres
Les Lois refondues de l'Ontario de 1990 ont
modifié le titre anglais de plusieurs lois; par
exemple : la loi intitulée Agricultural Deve-
lopment Finance Act (maintenant intitulée
Province of Ontario Savings Office Act),
Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification
Act (maintenant Trades Qualification Act) et
Dog Licensing and Live Stock and Poultry
Protection Act (maintenant Livestock, Poul-
try and Honey Bee Protection Act).
Des modifications mineures ont aussi été
apportées au titre d'autres lois. Les règle-
ments pris en application des anciennes lois
figurent sous le nouveau titre lorsque les
commissaires sont d'avis que les règlements
ont encore un effet juridique.
Règles de procédure civile
Les Règles de procédure civile prises en
application de la Loi sur les tribunaux judi-
ciaires sont publiées dans le volume 9.
Le volume 9 des Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1990
Outre les Règles de procédure civile, le
volume 9 des Règlements refondus de l'On-
tario de 1990 présente certains documents
d'intérêt connexe :
1. Le rapport des commissaires chargés
de préparer les Règlements refondus
de l'Ontario de 1990.
2. Le texte de la Loi de 1989 sur la
refonte des règlements, L.O. 1989,
chap. 82, en vertu de laquelle les
Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1990 ont été préparés, qui est repro-
duit à titre indicatif.
3. Une annexe aux Règlements refondus
de l'Ontario de 1990 indiquant les
règlements qui demeurent en vigueur
jusqu'à leur abrogation ou leur expira-
tion et qui ne sont pas reproduits en
entier parce qu'ils ne sont pas de por-
tée générale.
4. Le texte de la Table of Statutes figu-
rant dans les Lois refondues de l'Onta-
rio de 1990 ainsi que le texte de la
Table alphabétique des matières.
Versions anglaise et française des règlements
Les règlements qui ont été pris en français et
en anglais paraissent sous forme bilingue
dans les Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1990. Les règlements qui n'ont été pris qu'en
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for which there was no official French ver-
sion on December 31, 1990, appear in
English only. French versions of regulations
are being prepared on a regular basis. To see
if a French version has been made, the
reader should follow the procedures
described above under the heading "Regula-
tions which have been amended or remade".
Citation of Regulations
A regulation in the Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1990, may be cited as "Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1990, Regulation
{numbery , as "Règlements refondus de
l'Ontario de 1990, Règlement {number)", as
"R.R.O. 1990, Reg. {numbery or as
"R.R.O. 1990, Règl. {number)".
Organization of a Regulation
Every regulation is composed of numbered
sections, cited as section 1, 2, 3, etc. Many
sections are further divided into two or more
subsections, cited as subsection (1), (2), (3),
etc. Some sections and subsections also con-
tain clauses (cited as clause (a), (b), (c),
etc.), subclauses (cited as subclause (i), (ii),
(iii), etc.), paragraphs (cited as paragraph 1,
2, 3, etc.) and subparagraphs (cited as sub-
paragraph i, ii, iii, etc.). Further levels of
division are possible, although they are rare.
Some regulations are divided into numbered
Parts, cited as Part I, II, III, etc.
Some regulations contain a definition section
that lists, in alphabetical order, definitions of
terms used in the regulation. The definition
section is usually at the beginning of the reg-
ulation, although definitions sometimes
appear elsewhere. In a regulation that is
divided into Parts, the first section of a Part
often contains definitions of terms used in
that Part.
Forms and Schedules to regulations usually
appear at the end unless they are quite short.
Some regulations may contain a Table of
Contents at the beginning of the regulation
and in addition may have an index to Forms
or Schedules if there are a large number of
these items.
Headings
Headings in the body of a regulation do not
form part of the regulation and should not be
relied on as a means of interpreting the regu-
anglais et pour lesquels il n'existait aucune
version française officielle le 31 décembre
1990, ne paraissent qu'en anglais. Une ver-
sion française des règlements est en voie de
préparation. Pour déterminer si une version
française a été prise, l'usager peut se repor-
ter à la marche à suivre décrite ci-dessus sous
la rubrique «Règlements modifiés ou pris de
nouveau».
Citation des règlements
La citation d'un règlement des Règlements
refondus de l'Ontario de 1990 peut se faire
selon l'une des formules suivantes :
«Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de 1990,
Règlement {numéro)», «Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1990, Regulation {numéro)»,
«R.R.O. 1990, Règl. {numéro)», «R.R.O.
1990, Reg. {numéro)».
Division d'un règlement
Chaque règlement se compose d'articles
numérotés que l'on cite ainsi : article 1, 2, 3,
etc. Ces articles se divisent souvent en para-
graphes cités ainsi : paragraphe (1), (2), (3),
etc. Certains articles et certains paragraphes
contiennent également des alinéas (cités
ainsi : alinéa a), b), c), etc.), des sous-alinéas
(cités ainsi : sous-alinéa (i), (ii), (iii), etc.),
des dispositions (citées ainsi : disposition 1,
2, 3, etc.) et des sous-dispositions (citées
ainsi : sous-disposition i, ii, iii, etc.). Des
divisions plus poussées sont rares dans les
textes législatifs.
Certains règlements sont également divisés
en parties numérotées, citées ainsi : partie I,
II, III, etc.
Certains règlements comportent une disposi-
tion qui énonce, par ordre alphabétique, la
définition de certains termes utilisés dans les
textes. Cette disposition se présente habituel-
lement sous la forme d'un article placé au
début du règlement, bien que certaines défi-
nitions puissent être placées ailleurs dans le
texte. Dans un règlement qui est divisé en
parties, le premier article d'une partie con-
tient souvent la définition de termes utilisés
dans celle-ci.
Les formules et les annexes qui font partie
d'un règlement se trouvent généralement à la
fin de celui-ci, à moins qu'elles ne soient très
courtes.
Un sommaire figure parfois au début du
règlement, ainsi qu'un index des formules ou
des annexes s'il y en a un grand nombre.
Intertitres
Les intertitres d'un règlement ne font pas
partie de celui-ci et ne doivent pas servir à
l'interpréter. Ils ne servent qu'à faciliter l'uti-
lisation du texte.
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lation. They are included only for conve-
nience of reference.
Historical references
Every section of every regulation in the
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990, con-
tains information to assist in tracing the his-
tory of the section. This historical informa-
tion appears in the form of a citation, found
at the end of every section and at the end of
some subsections. A citation indicates the
origin of the provisions between that citation
and the previous citation.
For example, the historical reference
"R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 1, s. 1" appears at the
end of section 1 of Regulation 1, General,
made under the Abandoned Orchards Act.
This means that the provision has been car-
ried forward without amendment from sec-
tion 1 of Regulation 1 of the Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1980.
The historical reference "R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
1, s. 2, Sched. 1" appears at the end of sec-
tion 2 of Regulation 1. This means that sec-
tion 1 and Schedule 1 of Regulation 1 of the
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 have
been combined.
The historical reference "O. Reg. 172/90, s.
1(1); O. Reg. 294/90, s. 1" appears at the
end of subsection 1(1) of Regulation 5, Fees
and Expenses — Justices of the Peace, made
under the Administration of Justice Act. This
means that subsection 1(1) of Regulation 5 as
it was made by subsection 1(1) of Ontario
Regulation 172/90 appears as it was amended
by subsection 1(1) of Ontario Regulation
294/90.
Some historical references contain the word
"revised". This means that the language of
the former provision was significantly
changed by the Commissioners who prepared
the Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990.
The historical references do not form part of
the regulation and are included only for con-
venience of reference.
Interpretation Act
Readers of the Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1990, should be aware of the
Interpretation Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. 1.11. The
Act contains a number of provisions that
apply to the interpretation of regulations.
For example, the Act contains definitions
that apply to particular words and phrases
used in all regulations, unless the context
otherwise requires. It also contains provisions
that may apply when a regulation is revoked
and replaced by another regulation.
Notes historiques
Les articles de chaque règlement des Règle-
ments refondus de l'Ontario de 1990 contien-
nent des renseignements qui permettent d'en
retracer l'historique. Ces renseignements se
trouvent, sous forme de citation, à la fin de
chaque article et à la fin de certains paragra-
phes. La note historique indique l'origine des
dispositions placées entre elle et la note pré-
cédente.
Par exemple, la note historique «R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 1, s. 1» paraît à la fin de l'article
1 du Règlement 1, «General», pris en appli-
cation de la Loi sur les vergers abandonnés.
Ceci signifie que cette disposition a été tirée
sans modification de l'article 1 du Règlement
1 des Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1980.
La note historique «R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 1,
s. 2, Sched. 1» paraît à la fin de l'article 2 du
Règlement 1. Ceci signifie que l'article 1 et
l'annexe 1 du Règlement 1 des Règlements
refondus de l'Ontario de 1980 ont été combi-
nés.
La note historique «Règl. de l'Ont. 172/90,
par. 1 (1); Règl. de l'Ont. 294/90, art. 1»
paraît à la fin du paragraphe 1 (1) du Règle-
ment 5, «Fees and Expenses — Justices of
the Peace», pris en application de la Loi sur
l'administration de la justice. Ceci signifie que
le paragraphe 1 (1) du Règlement 5 tel qu'il
a été pris par le paragraphe 1 (1) du Règle-
ment de l'Ontario 172/90 paraît tel qu'il a été
modifié par le paragraphe 1 (1) du Règle-
ment de l'Ontario 294/90.
Certaines notes historiques comportent le
mot «révisé». Ceci signifie que la formulation
de l'ancienne disposition a été remaniée sen-
siblement par les commissaires qui ont pré-
paré les Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de
1990.
Les notes historiques ne font pas partie du
texte des règlements et ne sont incluses que
pour faciliter la consultation de ceux-ci.
Loi d'interprétation
Les usagers des Règlements refondus de
l'Ontario de 1990 sont priés de tenir compte
de la Loi d'interprétation, L.R.O. 1990,
chap. LU. Cette loi contient certaines dispo-
sitions qui s'appliquent à l'interprétation des
règlements. Elle comporte, par exemple, des
définitions qui s'appliquent aux termes et
expressions utilisés dans tous les règlements,
sauf lorsque le contexte exige un sens diffé-
rent. Elle contient également des dispositions
qui peuvent s'appliquer lorsqu'un règlement
est abrogé et remplacé par un autre.
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Other Laws
Readers are reminded that, in addition to
Ontario regulations, particular legal issues
may be affected by other kinds of laws,
including the Constitution of Canada, stat-
utes of the Parliament of Canada and the
Legislature of Ontario, municipal by-laws
and the common law.
Ministerial Responsibility for Regulations
Regulations are laws of Ontario. A validly
made regulation has as much force in law as
a statute. Regulations are all made under
statutes that authorize their making. With
the exception of a few statutes that are
administered directly by the Legislative
Assembly, every Act of the Legislature is
administered through a ministry of the
Ontario Government. The Ministry of Gov-
ernment Services publishes a brochure detail-
ing which statutes are administered by each
ministry. The brochure is entitled "Ministe-
rial Responsibility for Acts".
Publications Ontario
Copies of the Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1990, individual regulations and
other Government of Ontario publications
may be obtained from Publications Ontario.
Personal shopping is available at 880 Bay
Street, Toronto. Customers may write to
Publications Ontario, 5th Floor, 880 Bay
Street, Toronto M7A 1N8. Orders may be
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toll-free in Ontario, 1-800-668-9938. Tele-
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Ontario, 1-800-268-7095. Mastercard and
Visa are accepted. Cheques and money
orders should be made payable to the Trea-
surer of Ontario. Prepayment is required.
Autres lois
Certaines questions d'ordre juridique peu-
vent nécessiter, outre la consultation des
Règlements de l'Ontario, celle d'autres tex-
tes, y compris la Constitution du Canada, les
lois du Parlement du Canada et de la Législa-
ture de l'Ontario, les règlements municipaux,
ainsi que le recours à la common law.
Responsabilité ministérielle pour les règlements
Les règlements sont des textes législatifs de
l'Ontario. Un règlement valide a tout autant
d'effet juridique qu'un texte de loi. Les
règlements sont tous pris en application
d'une loi qui autorise leur prise. À l'excep-
tion de quelques lois dont l'application relève
directement de l'Assemblée législative, l'ap-
plication des lois de la Législature se fait par
l'entremise d'un ministère du gouvernement
de l'Ontario. Le ministère des Services gou-
vernementaux publie une brochure intitulée
«La responsabilité ministérielle pour les
lois», qui fournit tous les renseignements uti-
les à cet égard.
Publications Ontario
On peut se procurer des exemplaires des
Règlements refondus de l'Ontario de 1990,
de règlements particuliers ainsi que d'autres
publications du gouvernement de l'Ontario à
Publications Ontario, 880, rue Bay, Toronto.
On peut également écrire à Publications
Ontario, 880, rue Bay, 5^ étage, Toronto
(Ontario) M7A 1N8. Pour les commandes
téléphoniques, composer le (416) 326-5300
ou, sans frais en Ontario, le 1-800-668-9938.
Les malentendants peuvent composer le
(416) 325-3408 ou, sans frais en Ontario, le
1-800-268-7095. Les cartes de crédit Master-
card et Visa sont acceptées. Faire le chèque
ou le mandat à l'ordre du trésorier de l'Onta-
rio. Le paiement est exigé d'avance.
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TABLE OF REGULATIONS
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1990
The listings in this Table are, with few exceptions,
in English only. As of the date of the revision (De-
cember 31, 1990), very few regulations had an offi-
cial French version. The French and English titles
are shown for those regulations adopted in both
languages.
VOLUME 1 Reg.
Abandoned Orchards Act
General 1
Administration of Justice Act
Court Reporters and Court Monitors 2
Fee Payable to Small Claims Court Referees 3
Fees and Expenses —
Jurors and Crown Witnesses 4
Justices of the Peace 5
Sheriff's Officers, Process Servers, Escorts
and Municipal Police Forces 6
Fees —
Construction Liens 7
Repair and Storage Liens Act 8
Unified Family Court 9
Investigation Fee — Official Guardian 10
Kilometre Allowances 11
Ontario Court (General Division) — Fees 12
Sheriffs— Fees 13
Small Claims Court — Fees and Allowances 14
Aggregate Resources Act
General 15
Agricultural and Horticultural Organizations Act
General 16
Names 17
Agricultural Tile Drainage Installation Act
General 18
Ambulance Act
General 19
Amusement Devices Act
General 20
Anatomy Act
General 21
Animals For Research Act
General 22
Pounds 23
Research Facilities and Supply Facilities 24
Transportation 25
Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act
— See Trades Qualification Act
Arbitrations Act
Fees Chargeable by Arbitrators 26
Architects Act
General 27
Artificial Insemination of Livestock Act
General 28
Assessment Act
Application for Direction of School Support 29
Assessment Areas and Regions 30
TABLE DES RÈGLEMENTS
RÈGLEMENTS REFONDUS DE L'ONTARIO DE 1990
Les entrées de la présente Table sont, à peu d'ex-
ceptions près, en anglais seulement. En effet, seuls
quelques règlements avaient, le 31 décembre 1990,
une version française officielle. Les règlements pris
sous forme bilingue sont indiqués sous leurs titres
français et anglais.
Reg.
Assessment Notices 31
Assessment Notices of Supplementary or Omitted
Assessment 32
Equalization of Assessments (Various Municipalities)
Under Subsection 63 (3) of the Act 33
Interior Information Questionnaire 34
Pipe Line Rates 35
Pipe Line Rates 36
Pipe Line Rates 37
Pipe Line Rates 38
Pipe Line Rates 39
Pipe Line Rates in Muskoka and Parry Sound 40
Pipe Line Rates in Part of the District of Algoma and
Part of The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton 41
Pipe Line Rates in Parts of the Counties of Hastings
and Simcoe and Parts of the United Counties of
Prescott and Russell and Stormont, Dundas and
Glengarry 42
Pipe Line Rates in Parts of the Counties of
Peterborough, Simcoe and Victoria and in Parts of
the Districts of Sudbury and Algoma 43
Pipe Line Rates in the County of Huron and Parts of
the Counties of Haliburton, Hastings, Peterborough,
Simcoe and Victoria and Part of the District of
Timiskaming 44
Pipe Line Rates in The Regional Municipality of
Sudbury 45
Pipe Line Rates Under Subsection 25 (16) of the Act 46
Pipe Line Rates Under Subsection 25 (17) of the Act 47
Property Income Questionnaire 48
Revision and Certification of Assessment
Commissioner's List 49
Assessment Review Board Act
Procedure 50
Athletics Control Act
Amount of Tax 51
General 52
Bailiffs Act
General 53
Beef Cattle Marketing Act
Licence Fees 54
Weighing of Carcasses 55
Weighing of Live Cattle 56
Bees Act
General 57
Blind Persons' Rights Act
Guide Dogs 58
Boilers and Pressure Vessels Act
General 59
Boundaries Act
General 60
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Reg.
Building Code Act
General 61
Business Corporations Act
General 62
Cemeteries Act
Closings 63
General 64
Trust Funds 65
Centennial Centre of Science and Technology Act
Fees 66
Certification of Titles Act
General 67
Change of Name Act
Loi sur le changement de nom
General 68
Dispositions générales 68
Charitable Institutions Act
General 69
Child and Family Services Act
General 70
Register 71
Children's Law Reform Act
Forms 72
Chiropody Act
General 73
Collection Agencies Act
General 74
Commercial Concentration Tax Act
General 75
Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Act
Fees 76
Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act
Levies —
Cream 77
Milk 78
Levies or Charges —
Chicken 79
Chicken (Over Quota) 80
Cream 81
Eggs 82
Eggs (Over Quota) 83
Fowl 84
Hatching Eggs 85
Hatching Eggs and Chicks (Over Quota) 86
Milk 87
Tobacco 88
Turkeys 89
Commodity Futures Act
General 90
Community Psychiatric Hospitals Act
General 91
Grants 92
Community Recreation Centres Act
General 93
Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act
Certificate of Insurance 94
Exemptions 95
Reg.
Condominium Act
General 96
Surveys and The Description 97
Conservation Authorities Act
Conservation Areas —
Ausable-Bayfield 98
Cataraqui Region 99
Catfish Creek 100
Central Lake Ontario 101
Credit Valley 102
Crowe Valley 103
Essex Region 104
Ganaraska Region 105
Grand River 106
Grey Bauble 107
Halton Region 108
Hamilton Region 109
Kawartha Region 110
Kettle Creek Ill
Lake Simcoe Region 112
Lakehead Region 113
Long Point Region 114
Lower Thames Valley 115
Lower Trent Region 116
Maitland Valley 117
Mattagami Region 118
Metropolitan Toronto and Region 119
Mississippi Valley 120
Moira River 121
Napanee Region 122
Niagara Peninsula 123
Nickel District 124
North Bay-Mattawa 125
VOLUME 2
Conservation Authorities Act (Continued)
Conservation Areas — (Continued)
North Grey Region 126
Nottawasaga Valley 127
Otonabee Region 128
Prince Edward Region 129
Rideau Valley 130
St. Clair Region 131
Sauble Valley 132
Saugeen Valley 133
Sault Ste. Marie Region 134
South Nation River 135
Upper Thames River 136
Fill-
Grand Valley 137
Moira River 138
Spencer Creek 139
Fill and Alteration to Waterways —
Raisin Region 140
Sault Ste. Marie Region Conservation
Authority 141
Fill, Construction and Alteration to Waterways —
Ausable-Bayfield 142
Cataraqui Region 143
Catfish Creek 144
Central Lake Ontario 145
Credit Valley 146
Essex Region 147
Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority 148
Grand River 149
Halton Region Conservation Authority 150
Hamilton Region 151
Kettle Creek 152
Lake Simcoe Region 153
Long Point Region Conservation Authority 154
Lower Thames Valley 155
TABLE DES RÈGLEMENTS
Reg.
Lower Trent Region 156
Mattagami Region 157
IVIetropolitan Toronto and Region 158
Mississippi Valley (The) 159
Napanee Region Conservation Authority 160
Nickel District 161
North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority 162
North Grey 163
Nottawasaga Valley 164
Otonabee Region 165
Rideau Valley 166
St. Clair Region 167
Sauble Valley 168
Saugeen Valley 169
Upper Thames River 170
Consolidated Hearings Act
Aggregate Resources Act 171
Conservation Authorities Act 172
Hearings 173
Lakes and Rivers Improvement Act 174
Construction Lien Act
General 175
Consumer Protection Act
General 176
Consumer Reporting Act
General 177
Co-operative Corporations Act
General 178
Co-operative Loans Act
General 179
Coroners Act
General 180
Corporations Act
General 181
Corporations Information Act
General 182
Corporations Tax Act
General 183
Costs of Distress Act
Costs 184
Courts of Justice Act
Loi sur les tribunaux judiciaires
Bilingual Proceedings 185
Designation of Regions 186
District of Algoma Civil Case Management Rules 187
Règles de gestion des causes civiles du district
d'Algoma 187
Duties of Clerks and Bailiffs of the Small Claims Court . 188
Essex Civil Case Management Rules 189
Règles de gestion des causes civiles d'Essex 189
Money Paid Into Court 190
Number of Judges 191
Part-Time Provincial Judges Authorized to Practise
Law 192
Provincial Judges Benefits 193
Rules of Civil Procedure (See Volume 9) 194
Règles de procédure civile (Voir Volume 9) 194
Rules of the Court of Appeal in Appeals Under the
Provincial Offences Act 195
Rules of the Ontario Court (General Division) and the
Ontario Court (Provincial Division) in Appeals Under
Section 116 of the Provincial Offences Act 196
Reg.
Rules of the Ontario Court (General Division) in Estate
Proceedings 197
Rules of the Ontario Court (Provincial Division) in
Appeals Under Section 135 of the Provincial
Offences Act 198
Rules of the Ontario Court (Provincial Division) in
Family Law Proceedings 199
Rules of the Ontario Court (Provincial Division) In
Provincial Offences Proceedings 200
Rules of the Small Claims Court 201
Rules of the Unified Family Court 202
Salaries and Benefits of Masters 203
Salaries and Benefits of Provincial Judges 204
Small Claims Court Jurisdiction 205
Territorial Divisions for the Small Claims Court 206
VOLUME 3
Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act
Loi sur les caisses populaires et les credit unions
Annual Premium 207
Credit Union Leagues 208
Fédérations de caisses 208
Designations Under Section 85 of the Act 209
General 210
Dispositions générales 210
Matching Assets 211
Éléments d'actif correspondants 211
Membership in Credit Union Leagues 212
Adhésion aux fédérations de caisses 212
Membership in Credit Unions 213
Adhésion aux caisses 213
Stabilization Funds 214
Crop Insurance Act (Ontario)
Arbitration Proceedings 215
Crop Insurance Plan —
Apples 216
Asparagus 217
Black Tobacco 218
Burley Tobacco 219
Carrots 220
Coloured Beans 221
Corn 222
Cucumbers 223
Flue-Cured Tobacco 224
Forage Seeding Establishment 225
Grapes 226
Green and Wax Beans 227
Greenhouse Vegetables 228
Hay and Pasture 229
Honey 230
Lima Beans 231
Oil Seed 232
Onions 233
Peaches 234
Peanuts 235
Pears 236
Peas 237
Peppers 238
Plums 239
Popping Corn 240
Potatoes 241
Pumpkins and Squash 242
Red Beets 243
Red Spring Wheat 244
Rutabagas 24S
Seed Corn 246
Sour Cherries 247
Specialty Crops 248
Spring Grain 249
Sunflowers 250
Sweet Cherries 251
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Reg.
Sweet Corn 252
Tomatoes 253
White Beans 254
Winter Wheat 255
Crop Insurance Plans — General 256
Designation of Insurable Crops 257
Crown Employees Collective Bargaining Act
General 258
Rules of Procedure 259
Crown Timber Act
General 260
Dangerous Goods Transportation Act
General 261
Day Nurseries Act
General 262
Dead Animal Disposal Act
General 263
Dental Technicians Act
General 264
Denture Therapists Act
General 265
Deposits Regulation Act
General 266
Development Charges Act
Development Charges 267
Education Development Charges 268
Development Corporations Act
Innovation Ontario Corporation 269
Ontario Film Development Corporation (The) 270
Ontario International Corporation 271
Developmental Services Act
General 272
District Welfare Administration Boards Act
Application for Grant Under Section 10 of the Act 273
Drainage Act
Forms 274
Rules of Practice and Procedure to be Followed in All
Proceedings Before the Referee 275
Drugless Practitioners Act
Chiropractors 276
Classifications 277
General 278
Masseurs 279
Osteopaths 280
Physiotherapists 281
Edible Oil Products Act
General 282
Education Act
Calculation of Amount of Reserve or Reduction in
Requirement Resulting from Strike or Lock-out 283
Conditions for Extended Funding 284
Continuing Education 285
County Combined Separate School Zones 286
Designation of School Divisions 287
Designation of Support Staff 288
Designation of Teachers 289
District Combined Separate School Zones 290
District School Areas 291
Reg.
Fees for Ministry Courses 292
Fees For Transcripts and Statements of Standing and
for Duplicates of Diplomas, Certificates and Letters
of Standing 293
James Bay Lowlands Secondary School Board 294
Northern District School Area Board 295
Ontario Schools for the Blind and the Deaf 296
Ontario Teacher's Qualifications 297
Operation of Schools — General 298
Payment of Legislative Grants 299
Practice and Procedure — Boards of Reference 300
Pupil Records 301
Purchase of Milk 302
Regional Tribunals 303
School Year and School Holidays 304
Special Education Identification Placement and Review
Committees and Appeals 305
Special Education Programs and Services 306
Special Grant 307
Supervised Alternative Learning for Excused Pupils 308
Supervisory Officers 309
Teachers' Contracts 310
Territory Without Municipal Organization Attached to a
District Municipality 311
Training Assistance 312
Trustee Distribution 313
Elderly Persons Centres Act
General 314
Election Act
Fees and Expenses 315
Elevating Devices Act
General 316
Employee Share Ownership Plan Act
Forms 317
General 318
Employer Health Tax Act
General 319
Employment Agencies Act
General 320
Employment Standards Act
Benefit Plans 321
Domestics, Nannies and Sitters 322
Forms 323
Fruit, Vegetable and Tobacco Harvesters 324
General 325
Residential Care Workers 326
Termination of Employment 327
Endangered Species Act
Endangered Species 328
Energy Act
Fuel Oil Code 329
Gas Pipeline Systems 330
Gas Utilization Code 331
Oil Pipeline Systems 332
Propane Storage, Handling and Utilization Code 333
Environmental Assessment Act
General 334
Rules of Practice — Environmental Assessment Board .... 335
Environmental Protection Act
Air Contaminants From Ferrous Foundries 336
Ambient Air Quality Criteria 337
Boilers 338
Classes of Contaminants — Exemptions 339
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Reg.
Containers 340
Deep Well Disposai 341
Designation of Waste 342
Discharge of Sewage From Pleasure Boats 343
Disposable Containers for Milk 344
Disposable Paper Containers for Milk 345
General — Air Pollution 346
General — Waste Management 347
Hauled Liquid Industrial Waste Disposal Sites 348
Hot Mix Asphalt Facilities 349
Lambton Industry Meteorological Alert 350
Marinas 351
Mobile PCB Destruction Facilities 352
Motor Vehicles 353
Municipal Sewage and Water and Roads Class
Environmental Assessment Project 354
Ontario Hydro 355
Ozone Depleting Substances — General 356
Refillable Containers for Carbonated Soft Drink 357
Sewage Systems 358
Sewage Systems — Exemptions 359
Spills 360
Sulphur Content of Fuels 361
Waste Management— PCB's 362
Expropriations Act
Forms 363
Rules to be Applied for the Purposes of Subsection
32 (1) of the Act 364
Extra-Provincial Corporations Act
General 365
Family Benefits Act
General 366
Family Law Act
Loi sur le droit de la famille
Designation of Matrimonial Home — Forms 367
Election of Surviving Spouse 368
Choix du conjoint survivant 368
Farm Implements Act
General 369
Farm Income Stabilization Act
Fresh Market Potato Stabilization, 1989-1992— Plan 370
Grain Stabilization, 1988-1990— Plan 371
Farm Products Containers Act
Containers — Fruit and Vegetables 372
Farm Products Grades and Sales Act
Burley Tobacco 373
Flue-Cured Tobacco 374
Fruit — Controlled-Atmosphere Storage 375
Grades —
Beef Carcasses 376
Christmas Trees 377
Fruit and Vegetables 378
Hog Carcasses 379
Lamb and Mutton Carcasses 380
Poultry 381
Veal Carcasses 382
Grain 383
Honey 384
Licences 385
Maple Products 386
VOLUME 4
Farm Products Marketing Act
Apples —
Marketing 387
Plan 388
Arbitration of Disputes 389
Asparagus —
Marketing 390
Plan 391
Beans —
Marketing 392
Plan 393
Berries for Processing —
Marketing 394
Plan 395
Broiler Hatching Eggs and Chicks —
Marketing 396
Plan 397
Burley Tobacco —
Marketing 398
Plan 399
By-Laws for Local Boards 400
Chicken — Extension of Powers of the Canadian
Chicken Marketing Agency 401
Chickens —
Marketing 402
Plan 403
Designation —
Ontario Canola Growers' Association 404
Ontario Coloured Bean Growers' Association 405
Eggs-
Extension of Powers of the Canadian Egg
Marketing Agency 406
Marketing 407
Marketing Limitations 408
Plan 409
Fresh Grapes —
Marketing 410
Plan 411
Fresh Potatoes —
Marketing 412
Plan 413
Grapes for Processing —
Marketing 414
Plan 415
Greenhouse Vegetables —
Appointment of Trustee 416
Marketing 417
Plan 418
Hogs —
Marketing 419
Plan 420
Local Boards 421
Potatoes —
Marketing 422
Plan 423
Processing Tomato Seedling Plants —
Marketing 424
Plan 425
Rutabagas — Marketing 426
Seed-Corn —
Marketing 427
Plan 428
Sheep) —
Marketing 429
Plan 430
Soybeans —
Marketing 431
Plan 432
Tender Fruit —
Marketing 433
Plan 434
Tobacco —
Marketing 435
Plan 436
Turkeys —
Marketing 437
Marketing Limitations 438
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Reg.
Plan 439
Vegetables for Processing —
Marketing 440
Plan 441
Wheat-
Marketing 442
Plan 443
Farm Products Payments Act
Fund for Egg Producers 444
Fund for Livestock Producers 445
Fund for Milk and Cream Producers 446
Fund for Producers of Canola 447
Fund for Producers of Grain Corn 448
Fund for Producers of Potatoes for Processing 449
Fund for Producers of Soybeans 450
Fund for Producers of Vegetables for Processing 451
Fire Departments Act
Filing in Ontario Court (General Division) of Decision
of Arbitrator or Arbitration Board 452
Standards for Pumpers 453
Rre Marshals Act
Fire Code 454
General 455
Fish Inspection Act
Quality Control 456
Forest Fires Prevention Act
Fire Regions 457
Forestry Act
Nurseries 458
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act
Loi sur l'accès à l'information et la protection de la vie
privée
Disposai of Personal Information 459
General 460
Dispositions générales 460
French Language Services Act
Loi sur les services en français
Exemptions 461
Exemptions 461
General 462
Dispositions générales 462
Freshwater Fish Marketing Act (Ontario)
General 463
Fuel Tax Act
General 464
Miscellaneous 465
Refunds 466
Funeral Directors and Establishments Act
Board — Composition and Remuneration 467
Compensation Fund 468
Equipment and Premises 469
Licensing and Business Practices 470
Fur Farms Act
General 471
Game and Fish Act
Amphibians 472
Animals Declared to be Fur-Bearing Animals 473
Aylmer Hunting Area 474
Aylmer Lagoon Hunting Area 475
Bag Limit for Black Bear 476
Beaver Meadow Hunting Area 477
Reg.
Black Bear Management Areas 478
Bows and Arrows 479
Bullfrogs 480
Calton Swamp Hunting Area 481
Camden Lake Hunting Area 482
Copeland forest Hunting Area 483
Crown Game Preserves 484
Discharge of Firearms From or Across Highways and
Roads 485
Discharge of Firearms on Sunday 486
Fingal Hunting Area 487
Firearms — Aulneau Peninsula 488
Fishing Huts 489
Fishing Licences 490
Fur Harvest, Fur Management and Conservation
Course 491
Furs 492
Game Bird Hunting Preserves 493
Game Birds — Captivity, Propagation or Sale 494
Guides 495
Hullett Hunting Area 496
Hunter Safety Training Course 497
Hunting in Lake Superior Provincial Park 498
Hunting in Long Point National Wildlife Area 499
Hunting Licences 500
Hunting on Crown Lands in the Geographic
Townships of Bruton and Clyde 501
Hunting on Designated Crown Land and in Provincial
Parks 502
Lake St. Lawrence Hunting Area 503
Licence to Chase Raccoon at Night and Fox, Coyote or
Wolf During the Day 504
Licence to Possess Nets 505
Luther Marsh Hunting Area 506
Nashville Tract Hunting Area 507
Navy Island Hunting Area 508
Open Seasons —
Black Bear 509
Fur-Bearing Animals 510
Game Birds 511
Moose and Deer 512
Rabbits and Squirrels 513
Snapping Turtles 514
Orangeville Reservoir Hunting Area 515
Petroglyphs Provincial Park Hunting Area 516
Polar Bears 517
Prohibition of Hunting and Possession of Firearms 518
Reporting and Registering Possession of Certain Game 519
Reptiles 520
Sale of Bass and Trout and Fishing Preserves 521
Snares 522
Stag Island Hunting Area 523
Tiny Marsh Hunting Area 524
Trade in Game Animal Hides and Cast Antlers 525
Trap-Line Areas 526
Traps 527
Traps— Order Under Subsection 30 (4) of the Act 528
Waters Set Apart— Frogs 529
Wildlife Management Units 530
Wolves and Black Bears in Captivity 531
Gasoline Handling Act
Gasoline Handling Code 532
Gasoline Tax Act
General 533
Returns and Refunds 534
General Welfare Assistance Act
Civil Legal Aid 535
Dental Services 536
General 537
Indian Bands 538
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Reg.
Grain Corn Marketing Act
Licence Fees 539
Grain Elevator Storage Act
General 540
Guarantee Companies Securities Act
Approved Guarantee Companies 541
Healing Arts Radiation Protection Act
Hospitals Prescribed for the Installation and Operation
of Computerized Axial Tomography Scanners 542
X-Ray Safety Code 543
Health Care Accessibility Act
Administrative Charge 644
Health Disciplines Act
Child Resistant Packages 545
Dental Hyglenists 546
Dentistry 547
Medicine 548
Nursing 549
Optometry 550
Pharmacy 551
Health Insurance Act
General 552
HeaKh Protection and Promotion Act
Areas Comprising Health Units 553
Camps in Unorganized Territory 554
Capital Assistance Grants for Boards of Health 555
Clinics for Sexually Transmitted Diseases 556
Communicable Diseases — General 557
Designation of Communicable Diseases 558
Designation of Municipal Members of Boards of
Health 559
Designation of Reportable Diseases 560
Exemption— Subsection 38 (2) of the Act 561
Food Premises 562
Grants for Health Promotion Projects and Initiatives 563
Grants to Boards of Health 564
Public Pools 565
Qualifications of Boards of Health Staff 566
Rabies Immunization 567
Recreational Camps 568
Reports 569
School Health Services and Programs 570
Slaughterhouses and Meat Processing Plants 571
Warrant 572
VOLUME 5
Highway Traffic Act
Allowable Gross Weight for Designated Class of
Vehicle 573
Appeals 574
Commercial Motor Vehicle Inspections 575
Commercial Vehicle Operator's Registration
Certificates 576
Covering of Loads 577
Demerit Point System 578
Designation of Highways 579
Designation of Paved Shoulders on King's Highway 580
Disabled Person Parking Permits 581
Driver Improvement Program 582
Driver Licence Examinations 583
Driver's Licence Suspension for Default of Payment of
Fine 584
Drivers' Licences 585
Driving Instructor's Licence 586
Equipment 587
Reg.
Exemption from Section 7 of the Act — American
States 588
Exemption from Sectioi s 7 and 11 of the Act —
States of the United States of America 589
State of Illinois 590
State of Michigan 591
State of South Dakota 592
Exemption from Subsection 85 (1) of the Act —
Province of Alberta 593
State of New York 594
Garage Licences 595
General 596
Gross Vehicle Weights 597
Gross Weight on Bridges 598
Highway Closings 599
Hours of Work 600
Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations 601
Notice to Have Motor Vehicle(s) Examined and Tested . 602
Over-Dimensional Farm Vehicles 603
Parking 604
Parking of Vehicles in Territory Without Municipal
Organization 605
Portable Lane Control Signal Systems 606
Reciprocal Suspension of Licences 607
Restricted Use of Left Lanes by Commercial Motor
Vehicles 608
Restricted Use of the King's Highway 609
Safety Helmets 610
Safety Inspections 611
School Buses 612
Seat Belt Assemblies 613
Security of Loads 614
Signs 615
Slow-Moving Vehicle Sign 616
Special Permits 617
Specifications and Standards for Trailer Couplings 618
Speed Limits 619
Speed Limits in Provincial Parks 620
Speed Limits in Territory Without Municipal
Organization 621
Stopping of Vehicles on Parts of the King's Highway .... 622
Stop Signs at Intersections 623
Stop Signs in Territory Without Municipal
Organization 624
Tire Standards and Specifications 625
Traffic Control Signal Systems 626
Use of Control led-Access Highways by Pedestrians 627
Vehicle Permits 628
Vehicles for the Transportation of Physically Disabled
Passengers 629
Vehicles on Controlled-Access Highways 630
Yield Right-of-Way Signs in Territory Without
Municipal Organization 631
Historical Parks Act
Historical Parks — Fees 632
Parks 633
Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
General 634
Homes for Retarded Persons Act
General 635
Homes for Special Care Act
General 636
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
General 637
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
Remuneration of Chairs and Members of Arbitration
Boards 638
Rules of Procedure 639
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TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Reg.
Hotel Rre Safety Act
General 640
Housing Development Act
General 641
Human Rights Code Act
Search and Entry Warrants
.642
Hunter Damage Compensation Act
General 643
Hypnosis Act
Application of Section 2 of the Act
Immunization of School Pupils Act
General
.644
.645
Income Tax Act
Amounts Deducted or Withheld By Employers 646
Ontario Tax Reduction 647
Tax Table for Individuals 648
Independent Health Facilities Act
Application and Exemptions 649
General 650
Industrial Standards Act
Designation of Industries and Zones 651
Duties of Employers and Advisory Committees 652
Interprovincially Competitive Industries 653
Publication Costs 654
Schedule —
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry
Industry — Ottawa 655
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry
Industry — Toronto 656
Electrical Repair and Construction
Industry — ^Toronto 657
Fur Industry — Ontario 658
Ladies' Cloak and Suit Industry — Ontario 659
Ladies' Dress and Sportswear Industry 660
Men's and Boys' Clothing Industry — Ontario 661
Plastering Industry — Ottawa 662
insurance Act
Agents' Licences
Automobile Insurance
Calculations Under Clause 60 (1) (b) of the Act
Classes of Insurance
663
664
665
vOv
Compensation Corporations 667
Fault Determination Rules 668
Financial Statements 669
General 670
Life Companies Special Shares — Investment 671
No-Fault Benefits Schedule 672
Order Under Paragraph 1 of Subsection 108 (2) of the
Act— Rates of Interest 673
Replacement of Life Insurance Contracts 674
Schedule of Fees 675
Uninsured Automobile Coverage 676
Variable Insurance Contracts of Life Insurers 677
Interpretation Act
Fees Payable Under Various Acts 678
Investment Contracts Act
Registration 679
Juries Act
General 680
Reg.
Laboratory and Specimen Collection Centre
Licensing Act
Laboratories 682
Specimen Collection Centres 683
Labour Relations Act
General 684
Office of the Board 685
Rules of Procedure 686
Land Registration Reform Act
Automated Recording and Property Mapping 687
Documents 688
Land Titles Act
Fees 689
Forms, Records and Procedures 690
Land Titles Divisions 691
Surveys and Descriptions of Land 692
Transfer of Functions 693
Land Transfer Tax Act
Delegation of Authority 694
Exemptions —
For Certain Easements Granted to Oil or Gas
Pipe Lines 695
For Certain Inter-Spousal Transfers 696
For Conveyance to Family Farm Corporation
or Family Business Corporation 697
For Conveyance to Non-Resident Persons
and Persons Who Are Not Non-Resident
Persons 698
Forms 699
Leases 700
Notice of Purchaser's Lien for Default 701
Rates of Interest 702
Taxation of Mineral Lands 703
Transfers Between Related Corporations 704
Landlord and Tenant Act
Classes of Accommodation Deemed not to be
Residential Premises 705
Forms 706
Summary of Part IV of the Act 707
Law Society Act
General 708
Law Foundation 709
Legal Aid Act
General
.710
VOLUME 6
Legislative Assembly Retirement Allowances Act
General 711
Lightning Rods Act
General 712
Limited Partnerships Act
General 713
Line Fences Act
Appeals 714
Forms 715
Land in Territory Without Municipal Organization 716
Liquor Control Act
General 717
Justices of the Peace Act
Salaries and Benefits ....
.681
Liquor Licence Act
General
.718
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Rag.
Licences to Sell Liquor 719
Manufacturers' Licences 720
Possession of Liquor in Conservation Areas Operated
by the Halton Region Conservation Authority 721
Possession of Liquor in Parks Managed or Controlled
by the Niagara Parks Commission and the St. Clair
Parkway Commission 722
Possession of Liquor in Provincial Parks 723
Livestock and Livestock Products Act
Eggs 724
Livestock 725
Processed Egg 726
Wool 727
Livestock Branding Act
Forms and Fees 728
Livestock Community Sales Act
General 729
Livestock Medicines Act
General 730
Livestock, Poultry and Honey Bee Protection Act
Application for Payment of a Grant 731
Dogs at Large in Unorganized Areas 732
Loan and Trust Corporations Act
General 733
Local Roads Boards Act
Establishment of Local Roads Areas —
Northern and Eastern Regions 734
Northwestern Region 735
General 736
Local Services Boards Act
Local Services Boards 737
Marriage Act
General 738
Meat Inspection Act (Ontario)
General 739
Members' Conflict of Interest Act
Loi sur les conflits d'intérêts des membres de
l'Assemblée
General 740
Dispositions générales 740
Mental Health Act
Application of Act 741
Grants 742
Mental Hospitals Act
Application of Section 13 of the Public Hospitals Act .... 743
General 744
Milk Act
By-Laws for Marketing Boards 745
Cheese —
Exchange 748
Information to be Furnished 747
Marketing 748
Marketing — Exemptions 749
Cream for Processing —
Marketing 750
Plan 751
Cream Producers — Licences 752
Grades, Standards, Designations, Classes, Packing and
Marking 753
Industrial Milk— Marketing 754
Reg.
Levies — Milk 755
Marketing Boards 756
Marketing of Milk to Fluid Milk Processors 757
Milk-
Marketing 758
Transportation 759
Milk and Cheese — Plan 760
Milk and Milk Products 761
Milk Producers, Licences, Quotas, Pools and
Transportation 762
Milk Products — Extension of Powers 763
Reconstituted Milk — General 764
Mining Act
Exploratory Licences and Leases for Oil and Natural
Gas North of the Fifty-first Parallel of Latitude 765
Exploratory Licences and Production Leases for
Natural Gas in Lake Erie 766
Mining Divisions 767
Surveys of Mining Claims 768
Mining Tax Act
General 769
Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act
Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology —
Boards of Governors and Council of Regents 770
Colleges 771
Graduate Scholarship Awards 772
Ontario Special Bursary Program 773
Ontario Student Loans 774
Ontario Study Grant Plan 775
Ministry of Community and Social Services Act
Social Assistance Review Board 776
Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations Act
Fees 777
Ministry of Correctional Services Act
General 778
Intermittent Sentences 779
Ministry of Health Act
Bursaries and Fellowships for Health Study 780
Chest Diseases Control Clinics 781
Chiropody Bursaries 782
Dental Bursaries 783
District Health Councils 784
Grants — Health Resources 785
Grants to Accredited Nursing Homes 786
Grants to University Faculties of Medicine 787
Medical Bursaries 788
Nursing Bursaries 789
Nursing Innovation Fund 790
Occupational Therapy Bursaries 791
Physiotherapy Bursaries 792
Speech Pathology and Audiology Bursaries 793
Standard Ward Accommodation 794
Ministry of Natural Resources Act
Mining and Lands Commissioner to Hear and
Determine Appeals Under Subsection 28 (5) of the
Conservation Authorities Act 795
Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Act
Grants for Non-Profit Camps 796
Recreation Programs 797
Mortgage Brokers Act
General 798
Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Act
Designated Insurers 799
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Reg.
General 800
Motor Vehicle Dealers Act
General 801
Motor Vehicle Repair Act
General 802
Motorized Snow Vehicles Act
Designations 803
General 804
Motorized Snow Vehicle Operators' Licences 805
Municipal Act
Designation —
Agricultural Research Stations 806
Correctional Institutions 807
Facilities Under Developmental Services Act 808
Municipalities 809
Provincial Education Institutions 810
Provincial Mental Health Facilities and Public
Hospitals 811
Universities 812
Pension Plan for Municipal Employees 813
Small Business Programs 814
Waste Management 815
Municipal Affairs Act
Tax Arrears and Tax Sale Procedures 816
Municipal and School Board Payments Adjustment Act
General 817
Municipal Elections Act
Use of Central Vote Tabulators 818
Use of Vote Tabulators 819
Use of Voting Recorders 820
Municipal Extra-Territorial Tax Act
Assessment Equalization Factor 821
General 822
Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of
Privacy Act
Loi sur l'accès à l'information municipale et la
protection de la vie privée
General 823
Dispositions générales 823
Municipal Tax Sales Act
Loi sur les ventes pour impôts municipaux
Municipal Tax Sales Rules 824
Règles concernant les ventes pour impôts municipaux . 824
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Act
Ward Boundaries 825
Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act
Designation of Area of Development Control 826
Designation of Planning Area 827
Development Within the Development Control Area 828
Niagara Parks Act
General 829
Non-Resident Agricultural Land Interests
Registration Act
General 830
Notaries Act
Fees 831
Nursing Homes Act
General 832
Reg.
Occupational Health and Safety Act
Control of Exposure to Biological or Chemical Agents .. 833
Critical Injury — Defined 834
Designated Substance —
Acrylonitrile 835
Arsenic 836
Asbestos 837
Asbestos on Construction Projects and in
Buildings and Repair Operations 838
Benzene 839
Coke Oven Emissions 840
Ethylene Oxide 841
Isocyanates 842
Lead 843
Mercury 844
Silica 845
Vinyl Chloride 846
Designations Under Clause 16 (1) (n) of the Act 847
Diving Operations 848
Firefighters — Protective Equipment 849
Hazardous Materials Inventories 850
Industrial Establishments 851
Inventory of Agents or Combinations of Agents for the
Purpose of Section 34 of the Act 852
Joint Health and Safety Committees — Exemption From
Requirements 853
Mines and Mining Plants 854
Oil and Gas — Offshore 855
Roll-Over Protective Structures 856
Teachers 857
University Academics and Teaching Assistants 858
Window Cleaning 859
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
(WHMIS) 860
X-Ray Safety 861
Official Notices Publication Act
Rates 862
Off-Road Vehicles Act
General 863
Oleomargarine Act
General 864
Ombudsman Act
General Rules 865
Ontario Agricultural Museum Act
Fees 866
General 867
Ontario Drug Benefit Act
General 868
Ontario Energy Board Act
General 869
Rules of Procedure 870
Ontario Food Terminal Act
Composition and Procedure of Board 871
Conduct of Business 872
Ontario Guaranteed Annual Income Act
Forms 873
General 874
Ontario Heritage Act
Archaeological Sites 875
Grants and Loans 876
Grants for Museums 877
Grants for Plaquing 878
Grants to Incorporated Historical Societies and
Associations 879
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Reg.
Historic Sites 880
Licences 881
Ontario Highway Transport Board Act
Rules of Procedure
.882
Ontario Home Ownership Savings Plan Act
General
.883
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education Act
General
884
Ontario Lottery Corporation Act
General
Ontario Mineral Exploration Program Act
Ontario Mineral Incentive Program
886
Ontario Prospectors' Assistance Program 887
Ontario Municipal Board Act
Fees ,
Rules of Procedure
.888
889
Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System Act
General 890
Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation Act
Procedure
.891
Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act
Administration of the Plan 892
Designation of Corporation 893
Terms and Conditions of Registration of Builders and
Vendors 894
Ontario Pensioners Property Tax Assistance Act
Amount— Clause 2 (2) (a) of the Act 895
General 896
Grants 897
Ontario Place Corporation Act
Fees
.898
Ontario Telephone Development Corporation Act
Composition and Procedures of Corporation 899
VOLUME 7
Ontario Water Resources Act
Municipal Sewage and Water and Roads Class
Environmental Assessment Projects 900
Plumbing Code 901
Rate of Interest 902
Wells 903
Operating Engineers Act
General
.904
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
General
.90S
Paperback and Periodical Distributors Act
General
.906
Parks Assistance Act
General 907
Parkway BeK Planning and Development Act
Parkway Belt Planning Area
.908
Pension Benefits Act
General
Reg.
Personal Property Security Act
Branch Offices 910
Fees 911
General 912
Personal Property Security Assurance Fund 913
Pesticides Act
General 914
Petroleum Resources Act
Exploration Drilling and Production 915
Protection of Designated Gas Storage Areas 916
Planning Act
Notice Requirements —
Interim Control By-Laws 917
Official Plans and Community Improvement
Plans 918
Removal of Holding Symbol from Zoning
By-Law 919
Zoning By-Laws 920
Planning Board Fees 921
Rules of Procedure —
Consent Applications 922
Minor Variance Applications 923
Plant Diseases Act
General 924
Police Services Act
Arbitration 925
Equipment 926
General — Discipline 927
Members' Duty to Prepare Informations 928
Municipal Police Forces 929
Responsibility of Policing 930
Power Corporation Act
Debt Guarantee Fees 931
Fees 932
Water Heaters 933
Prepaid Services Act
General 934
Prescription Drug Cost Regulation Act
General 935
Notice to Patients 936
Private Hospitals Act
General 937
Private Investigators and Security Guards Act
General
.938
Private Vocational Schools Act
General
.939
Proceedings Against the Crown Act
Garnishment
.940
Professional Engineers Act
General 941
Province of Ontario Savings Office Act
Interest Rate
.942
Provincial Land Tax Act
Forms
General
.943
.944
.909
Provincial Offences Act
Costs
Extensions of Prescribed Times
.945
.946
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Reg.
Fee for Late Payment of Fine 947
Fine Option Program 948
Paricing Infractions 949
Proceedings Commenced by Certificate of Offence 950
Provincial Parks Act
Designation of Parks 951
General 952
Guides in Quetico Provincial Park 953
Mining in Provincial Parks 954
Psychologists Registration Act
General 955
Public Accountancy Act
Licence Fee 956
Public Hospitals Act
Capital Grants for the Amalgamation of Hospital
Services 957
Capital Grants for Ambulance Facilities 958
Capital Grants for Capital Expenditures that will
Produce Savings in Operating Costs 959
Capital Grants for Hospital Construction and
Renovation 960
Capital Grants for Local Rehabilitation and Crippled
Children's Centres 961
Capital Grants for Regional Rehabilitation Hospitals 962
Capital Grants for Teaching Hospitals 963
Classification of Hospitals 964
Hospital Management 965
Oil Conversion Grants 966
Special Grants —
Acquisition of Hospital Facilities 967
Correction of Hazardous Conditions 968
Management of Biomedical Waste 969
Public Institutions Inspection Act
Fees and Allowances to Panel Members 970
Public Lands Act
Crown Land Camping Permit 971
Fees for Certificates and Orders 972
Land Use Permits 973
Sale and Lease of Public Lands 974
Work Permits 975
Public Libraries Act
Grants for Public Libraries 976
Public Service Act
General 977
Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act
Intersections in Unorganized Territory 978
Permits 979
Use of Rest, Service or Other Areas 980
Public Trustee Act
General 981
Public Vehicles Act
General 982
Race Tracks Tax Act
Forms 983
General 984
Radiological Technicians Act
General 985
Real Estate and Business Brokers Act
General 986
Reg.
Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act
Application of Act 987
Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Orders Act
Reciprocating States 988
Registered Insurance Brokers Act
Composition and Election of Council 989
Exemptions 990
General 991
Registry Act
Canada Lands 992
Certification Areas 993
Fees 994
Forms and Records 995
Registry Divisions 996
Surveys, Plans and Descriptions of Land 997
Transfer of Functions 998
Regulations Act
General 999
Rental Housing Protection Act
General 1000
Repair and Storage Liens Act
Fees 1001
Forms 1002
General 1003
Residential Rent Regulation Act
General 1004
Regions 1005
Rent Determination 1006
Rent Registry 1007
Rental Housing Maintenance Standards 1008
Rules Under Sections 60, 61 and 62 of the Act for
Applications and Justifications 1009
Suite Hotel 1010
Retail Sales Tax Act
Definitions 1011
Definitions by Minister 1012
General 1013
Riding Horse Establishments Act
General 1014
VOLUME 8
Securities Act
General 1015
Seed Potatoes Act
General 1016
Shoreline Property Assistance Act
General 1017
Small Business Development Corporations Act
Additional Material to be Furnished with Grant
Applications 1018
Forms 1019
General 1020
Terms and Conditions Relating to Beneficial
Ownership of Equity Shares 1021
St. Clair Parkway Commission Act
General 1022
St. Lawrence Parks Commission Act
Parks 1023
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Reg.
Stock Yards Act
Management 1024
Surveyors Act
Certificates of Registration 1025
General 1026
Surveys Act
Monuments 1027
Ontario Co-ordinate System 1028
Survey Methods 1029
Technology Centres Act
Ontario Centre for Resource Machinery Technology .... 1030
Theatres Act
General 1031
Tile Drainage Act
Borrowing By-Laws, Debentures and Loans 1032
Tobacco Tax Act
Forms 1033
General 1034
Refunds 1035
Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority Act
General 1036
Tourism Act
General 1037
Trades Qualification Act
Air Cooled and Marine Engine Mechanic 1038
Alignment and Brakes Mechanic 1039
Auto Body Repairer 1040
Automatic Machinist 1041
Automotive Machinist 1042
Automotive Painter 1043
Baker 1044
Brick and Stone Mason 1045
Cement Mason 1046
Construction Boilermaker 1047
Construction Millwright 1048
Cook 1049
Dry Cleaner 1050
Electrician 1051
Farm Equipment Mechanic 1052
Fitter (Structural Steel/Platework) 1053
Fuel and Electrical Systems Mechanic 1054
General 1055
General Carpenter 1056
General Machinist 1057
Glazier and Metal Mechanic 1058
Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic 1059
Hoisting Engineer 1060
Horticulturist 1061
Industrial Electrician 1062
Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) 1063
Industrial Woodworker 1064
Ironworker 1065
Lather 1066
Lineworker 1067
Motor Vehicle Mechanic 1068
Motorcycle Mechanic 1069
Mould Maker 1070
Painter and Decorator 1071
Plasterer 1072
Reg.
Plumber 1073
Printer 1074
Radio and Television Service Technician 1075
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Mechanic 1076
Sheet Metal Worker 1077
Sprinkler and Fire Protection Installer 1078
Steamfitter 1079
Tool and Die Maker 1080
Transmission Mechanic 1081
Truck-Trailer Repairer 1082
Watch Repairer 1083
Transboundary Pollution Reciprocal Access Act
Reciprocating Jurisdictions 1084
Travel Industry Act
General 1085
Truck Transportation Act
Conditions of Carriage —
Carriers of 01 41 — Livestock and 01
92 — Animal Specialties 1086
General Freight Carriers 1087
Household Goods Carriers 1088
Intermediaries 1089
Obligations of Licensees 1090
Operating Licences 1091
Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act
General 1092
Veterinarians Act
General 1093
Vital Statistics Act
General 1094
Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act
General 1095
Weed Control Act
General 1096
Wild Rice Harvesting Act
General 1097
Wilderness Areas Act
Wilderness Areas 1098
Wine Content Act
Wine Blending Requirements 1099
Woodlands Improvement Act
General 1100
Workers' Compensation Act
First Aid Requirements 1101
General 1102
Pension Plan 1103
VOLUME 9
Rules of Civil Procedure
(Courts of Justice Act)
Règles de procédure civile
(Loi sur les tribunaux judiciaires)
194
194
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Ontario Water Resources Act
Loi sur les ressources en eau de l'Ontario
REGULATION 900
MUNICIPAL SEWAGE AND WATER AND ROADS
CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
PROJECTS
1. A use, operation, establishment, alteration, enlargement or
extension of a sewage works approved under Order-in-Council No.
O.C. 836/87 or O.C. 837/87 made under the Environmental Assess-
ment Act, copies of which may be found in the public records main-
tained under section 30 of that Act, or proceeding under subsection
5 (4) of Regulation 334 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990, is
exempt from the provision in subsections 54 (1) and 55 (1) of the
Ontario Water Resources Act requiring or permitting the Director to
hold a hearing. O. Reg. 207/87, s. 1.
REGULATION 901
PLUMBING CODE
CONTENTS
Section 1
General Requirements and Administration
Sub. 1.1
Application
Sub. 1.2
Scope
Sub. 1.3
Definitions and Abbreviations
Sub. 1.4
Reserved
Sub. 1.5
Plumbing Facilities
Sub. 1.6
Service Connections
Sub. 1.7
Location of Fixtures
Sub. 1.8
Inspection and Testing
Section 2
Materials and Equipment
Sub. 2.1
General
Sub. 2.2
Fixtures
Sub. 2.3
Traps and Interceptors
Sub. 2.4
Pipe Fittings
Sub. 2.5
Non-Metallic Pipe and Fittings
Sub. 2.6
Ferrous Pipe and Fittings
Sub. 2.7
Non-Ferrous Pipe and Fittings
Sub. 2.8
Jointing Materials
Sub. 2.9
Miscellaneous Materials
Section 3
Piping
Sub. 3.1
Application
Sub. 3.2
Construction and Use of Joints
Sub. 3.3
Joints and Connections
Sub. 3.4
Support of Piping
Sub. 3.5
Protection of Piping
Sub. 3.6
Testing of Drainage and Venting Systems
Sub. 3.7
Testing of Potable Water Systems
Section 4
Drainage Systems
Sub. 4.1
Application
Sub. 4.2
Connections to Drainage Systems
Sub. 4.3
Location of Fixtures
Sub. 4.4
Treatment of Sewage and Wastes
Sub. 4.5
Traps
Art. 4.5.1. Floor Drains and Hub Drains
Art. 4.5.2. Fixture Traps other than
Floor Drains and Hub Drains
Art. 4.5.3. Traps other than Fixture
Traps
Sub. 4.6
Arrangements of Drainage Piping
Sub. 4.7
Cleanouts
Sub. 4.8
Minimum Slope and Length of Drainage Pipes
Sub. 4.9
Minimum Size of Drainage Pipes
Sub. 4.10
Hydraulic Loads
Section 5
Venting System
Sub. 5.1
Vent Pipes for Traps
Sub. 5.2
Stack Venting— Modified— Loop and Circuit
and Relief
Sub. 5.3
Vent Pipes for Soil or Waste Stacks
Sub. 5.4
Miscellaneous Vent Pipes
Sub. 5.5
Arrangements of Vent Piping
Sub. 5.6
Minimum Size of Vent Pipes
Sub. 5.7
Sizing of Vent Pipes and Wet Vents
Section 6
Potable Water Systems
Sub. 6.1
Arrangement of Piping
Sub. 6.2
Protection from Contamination
Sub. 6.3
Tanks
Sub. 6.4
Reserved
Sub. 6.5
Size and Capacity of Pipes
Section 7
Storm Drainage Systems
Sub. 7.1
Application
Sub. 7.2
Materials for Storm Water Drainage
Sub. 7.3
Installation
Sub. 7.4
Cleaning Considerations
Section 8
Proprietary Plumbing
Sub. 8.1
Dennitions of a Proprietary Plumbing System
Sub. 8.2
Control of Proprietary Plumbing System
SECTION 1 General Requirements and Administration
Subsection 1.1. Application
1.1.1. No person shall construct, repair, renew or alter or cause or
permit any person to construct, repair, renew or alter any plumbing
system except in accordance with this Code.
1.1.2. Despite Article 1.1.1., Regulation 736 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1980 continues in force in respect of any plumbing
system,
(a) for which a permit was issued before the 2Ist day of Decem-
ber, 1984; or
(b) for which the working drawings, plans and specifications
were substantially completed before the 21st day of Decem-
ber, 1984, and for which an application for a permit under
the said Regulation was made within three months after
that date,
on condition that the plumbing system was commenced within six
months after the permit was issued.
Subsection 1.2. Scope
1.2.1.(1) This Code specifies the minimum requirements for,
(a) sanitary drainage systems for water-borne wastes in and
from buildings to the point of connection with the public
sewer or other point of disposal, and the venting system
therefor;
(b) water distributing systems;
(c) water service pipes; and
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(d) stonn water disposal systems as set out in Section 7 of this
Regulation.
(2) Plumbing appliances including washing machines that are not
X>\umh'mg fixtures but that depend on 2i plumbing system in order to
be used shall, for the purpose of designing a plumbing system be con-
sidered as equal to p\\xmb'mg fixtures.
(3) This Code does not apply to industrial process systems or
industrial waste systems unless the industrial system is intercon-
nected with the plumbing system or storm drainage system, in which
case the interconnection shall be so designed and installed that the
plumbing system and storm drainage system are protected against
contamination or malfunction that may be caused by the industrial
system.
(4) This Code does not apply to toilets, including incinerator type
toilets, dry earth toilets, compost toilets and recirculating toilets,
having no water supply and no waste pipe connected to a sanitary
sewer or other point of disposal.
(5) This Code does not apply lo plumbing systems in travel trail-
ers or camping equipment.
(6) In buildings containing two or more dwelling units in which
there is no unit above another, no plumbing serving a unit shall be
installed under another unit of the building unless the piping is
located in a tunnel, pipe corridor, common basement or parking
garage, so that the piping is accessible for servicing and maintenance
throughout its length without encroachment on any private living
space.
Subsection 1.3. Definitions and Abbreviations
1.3.1. Definitions of words and phrases used in this Code that are
not included in the list of definitions in this section shall have the
meanings which are commonly assigned to them in the context in
which they are used in this Code, taking into account the specialized
use of terms by the various trades and professions to which the termi-
nology applies.
DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
1.3.2. The words and terms in italics in this Code shall have the fol-
lowing meanings:
Accessible— means approachable by persons or tools without undue
hindrance or impediment, such that all obstacles may be removed
and replaced without the cutting or breaking of materials.
Air break— means the unobstructed vertical distance between the
lowest point of an indirect drainage system and the flood level rim
of the fixture into which it discharges.
Air gap— means, when referring to a supply system, the unobstructed
vertical distance through the free atmosphere between the lowest
opening from any pipe or faucet supplying water to a tank or
fixture and the flood level rim of the tank or fixture.
Appliance— means a receptacle or equipment that receives or col-
lects water, liquids or sewage and discharges water, liquid or
sewage either directly or indirectly to aplumbing system.
Area drain— means a drain that is installed to collect surface water
from an open area.
Backflow— means a reversal of the normal direction of flow, and
includes the flow of,
(a) water from any place; or
(b) any solid, liquid or gaseous substance or any combination
thereof.
into a distributing pipe for potable water so as to cause the water in
the pipe to become non-potable.
Backflow preventer— means the use of an air gap to prevent backflow
or,
(a) an atmospheric or pressure type vacuum breaker; or
(b) a device that is certified by CSA to CSA Standard B64
series-1976 that is used to prevent backflow.
Back siphonage— means backflow caused by,
(a) pressure in the distribution system below atmospheric;
(b) an open supply valve;
(c) the outlet of a supply valve immersed in a fluid; and
(d) the absence of protection from backflow including the mal-
functioning of an existing device.
Backvent— means a pipe that is installed to vent a trap or waste pipe
and that is connected to the venting system at a point above the
fixture served by the trap and "back vented" has a corresponding
meaning.
Backwater valve— means a check valve that is designed for use in a
gravity drainage system.
Bell trap— means a trap that has the vertical pipe conveying water
from the trap covered by an inverted bowl so that the water flow-
ing through the trap is required to pass under the submerged rim
of the bowl and over the end of the pipe.
Bottle trap— means a trap that retains water in a closed chamber and
that seals the water by submerging the inlet pipe or the outlet pipe
in the liquids or by a partition submerged in the liquids.
Branch wen/— means a vent pipe that connects one or more individ-
ual vent pipes to a vent stack or a slack vent.
Building Control valve— means the valve in a supply system that con-
trols the flow of potable water from the service pipe to the
distributing pipe.
Building drain — meansthe horizontal piping of gravity drainage pip-
ing in or adjacent to a building or other structure that receives the
discharge from drainage piping and conveys it to the building
sewer.
Building sewer— means that part of drainage piping outside a build-
ing or other structure that,
(a) connects a building drain to the main sewer or, where the
place of disposal of the sewage is on the property, to the
place of disposal on the property; and
(b) commences at a point three feet from the outer face of the
wall of the building or other structure and terminates at the
property line or place of disposal on the property.
Building storm drain— means the horizontal piping of storm drainage
piping in or adjacent to a building or other structure that receives
the discharge from storm drainage piping and conveys it to the
building storm sewer and includes offsets.
Building storm sewer— means that part of storm drainage piping out-
side a building or other structure that,
(a) connects the building storm drain to the main storm sewer
or, where the place of disposal is on the property, to the
place of disposal on the property; and
(b) commences at a point three feet from the outer face of the
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wall of the building or other structure and terminates at the
property line or place of disposal on the property.
Building fnip— means a ranning hand hole trap that is installed in a
building drain to prevent circulation of air between the building
drain and the building sewer.
Circuit vent— means a vent that functions for two or more traps and
extends to a vent slack from a point on a horizontal branch in front
of the last connected /trture and "circuit vented" has a correspond-
ing meaning.
Class 2 Water Closet— means a water closet that does not have a full
circumference flush rim integral with the bowl or that does not
meter the volume of flush water used per flush by means of a flush-
ometer or a float controlled tank.
Cfeanou/— means a fitting access in a drainage or venting system that
is installed to provide access for cleaning and inspection and that is
provided with a readily replaceable air tight cover.
Cocktail mixing «mV— means a combination food holding tray and
sink that forms part of the bar facilities where alcoholic beverages
are dispensed.
Continuous waste and ve«f— means a vent pipe that is a vertical
extension of a vertical waste pipe and includes the vertical waste
pipe-
Critical level— meam the mark on a back siphonage preventer that
indicates the greatest depth to which the device can be submerged
in standing water and continue to serve its intended purpose.
Dead end— means apipe that terminates in a closed fitting.
Developed length — means, when referring to apipe, its length along
the centre line of the pipe and fittings.
Dimension ratio— means the ratio of the average outside diameter of
apipe to the minimum wall thickness in the same units.
Distributing pipe — means apipe that conveys water from a service
pipe to a fixture or to an outlet and includes the control valves and
fittings connected to it but does not include a meter or building
control valve or other device owned and controlled by the supplier
of the water.
Double trapping— means a mode of construction of drainage piping
by which the discharge from a fixture passes through two traps
between which there is no vent or air break for the relief of air
from the system.
Drainage piping— means all pipmg that conveys sanitary sewage to a
place of disposal, including the building drain, building sewer, soil
pipe, soil stack, waste stack and waste pipe but not a main sewer,
private sewer or piping in a sewage treatment plant.
Drainage System — unless designated as a storm drainage system or an
industrial waste system, means a system that drains sanitary
sewage and includes all piping defined as drainage piping and
where a wet vent is used also includes the wet vent.
Drum trap— means a trap that has the inlet and outlet ends in the
sides of the cylindrical body of the trap.
Dry vent— means a vent pipe that is not a wet vent.
Dual vent— means a vent pipe that connects at a junction of waste
pipes serving two fixtures and that serves as a common vent pipe
for both ^mrei-.
Dwelling ««// — means a room or suite of rooms that is used or
intended to be used as a domicile by one or more persons and that
usually contains cooking, eating, living, sleeping and sanitary facil-
ities.
Effective opening— means the cross-sectional area of a faucet, fitting
or pipe at the point of discharge.
Factory built housing— means housing that is partly or totally built in
a factory and then transported in sections or as a complete unit to
a site where it is erected or stationed and provided with the neces-
sary services to make it a habitable unit and that, when occupied,
does not have wheels, tires, axles, brakes or road lamps.
Faucet— means a water tap.
First— means, when used with reference to the connection of a
fixture to a horizontal branch, nearest to the waste stack, soil stack
or building drain.
Fixture or plumbing fixture— means a receptacle or equipment that
receives water, liquids or sanitary sewage and discharges water,
liquids or sanitary sewage directly into drainage piping.
Fixture drain— means the pipe that connects the trap and fixture out-
let pipe serving a fixture to another part of a drainage system.
Fixture outlet pipe— means apipe that connects the waste opening of
a fixture to the trap serving \Y\e fixture.
Fixture unit— means a value assigned in various multiples to plumb-
ing /ùrmrei and appliances that serves as a common denominator
in the summation of hydraulic loads and the calculation of appro-
priatepipe sizes to conduct the loads.
Flashing— means a weather stop that surrounds a pipe at a place
where the pipe protrudes through a roof or an outside wall of a
building.
Flood level— means the level at which water begins to overflow the
top or rim of a fixture.
Floor drain— means a drain that receives water from a floor of a
building so that water passing down through a strainer or grate
enters a connected drainage pipe and includes any ancillary part
that is located between the strainer and the connected pipe or a
nipple.
Flush va/ve— means a valve that flushes a sa^/tory unit.
Flushometer— means a self closing/?ui/i valve with a built-in hydraul-
ically operated metering mechanism.
Force main— means a sanitary drainage pipe through which sanitary
sewage is conveyed by mechanical or pneumatic propulsion.
Foundation drain— means a drain that is installed below the surface
of the ground to collect and convey water from the foundation of a
building or other structure.
Fresh air inlet— means a vent pipe that is installed on a building drain
in conjunction with a building trap and terminates in open air.
Gang trapped— means that the fixture outlet piping from a group of
two or more fixtures or other drainage openings is so arranged that
all the fixtures or other drainage openings drain to a common trap,
but does not include a trap that is a building trap or the trap of a
fixture that receives waste from one or more indirect waste pipes.
Grade— when used with reference to a pipe, means its slope with
respect to the true horizontal, and "graded" has a corresponding
meaning.
Weader— means apipe that is installed to provide an interconnection
between two or more pipes all of which perform a similar or identi-
cal function.
Horizontal— means departing from the true horizontal plane by less
than 45°.
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Horizontal branch — means that part of a waste pipe that is horizontal
and installed to convey the discharge from more than one fixture.
Hub drain— means a drain opening for liquid wastes that does not
serve as a floor drain, that has the same pipe size, material and
venting requirements as a floor drain and that has a flood level rim
at such a level that wastes are discharged directly into the drain
opening.
Indirect waste— means waste that is not discharged directly into a
drainage system.
Indirect waste pipe— means a waste pipe that does not connect
directly with drainage piping.
Infi-onl of— means, when used with reference to the point of connec-
tion of a fixture to a horizontal branch, in the direction of dis-
charge.
/mpector— means a person who is appointed or authorized by law to
carry out the inspections prescribed by this Code.
Interceptor— means a receptacle that prevents oil, grease, sand or
other unwanted materials from passing into drainage piping.
Last— means, when used with reference to the point of connection of
a fixture to a horizontal branch, farthest from the waste stack, soil
stack or building drain to which the horizontal branch is con-
nected.
Loop vent— means a branch vent that functions for two or more traps
and loops back or extends to a stack vent from a point in front of
the last connection of a fixture to a horizontal branch and "loop
vented" has a corresponding meaning.
Main sewer— means a public sewer and its branches, and where there
is a private .sewer, includes Ihe private sewer.
Mobile home— means a structure that is permanently equipped with
the necessary axles, wheels, tires, brakes and road lamps or reflec-
tors to permit it to be moved about on a highway and that is used
or is intended to be used as a year-round shelter or dwelling place.
Modified stack venting— means a stack venting arrangement where
the stack vent above the connection of the highest stack vented
fixture is reduced in diameter.
Multiple unit dwelling— means a building that is so constructed,
altered or used as to provide accommodation for more than one
family to dwell separately and includes flats, duplex and multiple
housing, row housing, condominium housing and residence apart-
ment buildings but does not include apartment hotels.
O^er— means a combination of elbows or bends that moves a sec-
tion of a pipe out of its line and into a parallel line with another
section of pipe.
Open air— means the atmosphere outside a building.
Outlet— means, when used with reference to distributing pipe, an
opening that is designed for the discharge of water from the
potable water system.
Pipe or piping— includes tube and tubing and fittings when these are
not dealt with separately.
Plumber— means a plumber as defined in Regulation 1073 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990 made under the Trades
Qualification Act.
Plumbing— includes,
(a) a system of connected piping, fittings, valves and appurte-
nances that receives water from a private source of supply
or from a public water main and conveys the water into and
within a building or to a place of use on a property and
where the source is on the property, that commences at the
source of supply or at the property line including all tanks,
pumps, heaters, coils, strainers and treatment devices
designed to make physical, chemical or bacteriological
changes in the water being conveyed;
(b) fixtures and fixture trim;
(c) drainage piping, including all traps, fittings and appurte-
nances;
(d) storm drainage piping; and
(e) a venting system, including all fittings and appurtenances;
but does not include,
(f) a system of piping,
(i) for space heating in which water is used as a medium
to transfer heat,
(ii) in which liquids or vapours are circulated for the pur-
pose of cooling or refrigeration,
(iii) through which air is passed for the purpose of con-
trolling the temperature, humidity or motion of air
passing through the system,
(iv) that consists of piping that conveys water primarily
for the purpose of fire control,
(v) that conveys water for the purpose of providing
water or nutrients to the soil,
(vi) that conveys water for the purpose of landscaping or
for the care of animals, birds or fish,
(vii) that transmits force by means of water or by means
of a liquid other than water in which water is used
for cooling,
(viii) that conveys liquids for the purpose of melting ice or
snow,
(ix) that uses water in the conveyance of flammable gas
or fuel;
(x) that is a private sewer, or
(xi) that is a private water supply pipe and that is part of
the building site services and that serves as a source
of supply on the property to more than one service
pipe; or
(g) a well, a well pump installed for the purpose of conveying
water from a well, a pressure tank and pump if the tank and
pump are combined as a unit, the piping between any well
pump and the well, the piping between a well pump and a
pressure tank that is installed separate from the pump and
the connection of the piping to such pressure tank, and
when there is no well pump, any piping connected to the
well for a distance of three feet from the outside of the well.
Potable water— means water that is fit for human consumption.
Potable water system— means the plumbing that conveys potable
water.
Private sewer— means a sewer, other than a building sewer or a
building storm sewer that,
(a) is not owned or operated by a municipality, the Minister of
the Environment or other public agency;
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(b) receives drainage from more than one building drain either
directly or through one or more building sewers or receives
drainage from more than one building storm drain either
directly or through one or more building storm sewers; and
(c) for the purpose oi plumbing serves as a place of disposal on
the property,
but does not include,
(d) a sewer that carries only the sanitary waste or stormwater
from two semidetached dwelling units;
(e) a sewer that carries only the sanitary waste or stormwater
from one main building that is of industrial, commercial or
institutional occupancy and one ancillary building; or
(f) a sewer that carries only the sanitary waste or stormwater
from a row housing complex having five or fewer single
family residences.
Public washroom— meam any room that contains one or more
plumbing fixtures and to which,
(a) employees of a business or institution;
(b) patrons of, or visitors to, a place of business;
(c) students, patients, inmates or visitors of an institution;
(d) the travelling or transient public; or
(e) the tenants of an apartment building or owners of a condo-
minium,
would expect to have access for the purpose of using the plumbing
fixtures without any special permission.
Rain water leader— means a pipe inside a building or other structure
that conveys storm water from the roof of the building or other
structure to a building storm drain or other place of disposal.
Relief vent— means a went pipe that discharges into a vent stack and
that is connected to a horizontal branch between the first fixture
connection and the soil stack or waste stack.
Replacement water heater— means a water heater that,
(a) replaces an existing water heater that is being taken out of
service;
(b) is installed in essentially the same location as the water
heater it replaces; and
(c) uses the same fuel or other heating medium as the water
heater it replaces.
Rim— means the unobstructed open edge of a fixture.
Riser— means a supply pipe that extends through at least one full
storey to convey potable water.
Sanitary sewage— means any liquid waste that may contain matter in
suspension or solution but does not include storm water.
Sanitary unit— means a water closet, urinal, bidet or bed pan washer.
Service pipe— means the pipe and fittings that convey potable water
from the streetline or source of supply on a property to a building
control valve.
Service water heater— means a device that heats water for plumbing
fixtures and appliances.
Sewage tank— means a storage tank for sewage that is totally
enclosed except for the connected piping.
Soil «acA:— means a stack that conveys the discharge of one or more
sanitary units with or without the discharge from any other fixture.
5/ac<:— means, when used as a noun, a vertical soil, waste or vent
pipe that serves one or more fixtures.
Stack venting— means, when used with reference to fixtures, an
arrangement such that the connection of the drainage piping from
the stack vented fixtures to the stack provides venting to the fixture
traps so that no additional \ent piping is required.
Stack vent— means the extension of a sod stack or waste stack above
the highest connection of a waste pipe to the stack.
Standing waste— means a length of vertical pipe that is fitted into the
waste opening of a sink so that the sink is stopped until the water
level rises to the top of the pipe.
Standing waste pipe— means a vertical pipe that terminates in an open
end and that is designed to receive discharge oi indirect waste.
Structural change— means, when used to refer to a building, an alter-
ation, defacement or removal of any permanent structural member
or surface of the building.
Storey— means the interval between two successive floor levels, or
the floor level and the roof, beginning at the first floor above the
building drain.
Storm drainage piping— means all the connected piping that conveys
storm water to a place of disposal and includes the building storm
drain, building storm sewer, rain water leader, an area drain
installed to collect surface water from the area of a building and
the piping that drains water from a swimming pool or from water
cooled air conditioning equipment but does not include,
(a) a main storm sewer;
(b) a sub-surface drain ;
(c) a foundation drain; or
(d) a private sewer.
Storm water— means rain water, melted snow or ice and water that is
in the subsoil.
5«Mra(>i— means a drain that is at a level lower than the building
drain and the building sewer.
Sub-surface drain— means a drain, other than a foundation drain that
is installed to collect water from subsoil.
Sump— means a watertight tank or pit that is open to the atmosphere
and,
(a) that receives storm water or other liquid waste that does not
require treatment as sanitary sewage; and
(b) from which the storm water or liquid waste the tank or pit
receives is discharged to a sewer or other point of disposal.
Supply system— \nc\\ides the service pipe, distributing pipe and all
connecting pi/wi-, fittings, control valves and devices that are used
in the distribution o( potable water.
Trade iize— means any size designation traditionally used by the
trade that is restricted to products or classes of products manufac-
tured to a standard or specification so that the designated trade size
may be referred to an industry accepted table or chart that pro-
vides the true dimensions of the item in question.
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Trap— means a fitting or device that provides a liquid seal to prevent
the emission of sewer gases without materially affecting the flow of
sewage or waste water through it.
Trap seal— means the vertical depth of water between the weir of the
trap and the trap dip.
Trap standard— meat\s a fixture trap that is part of the support of the
fixture.
Vacuum breaker— means a device that is used in a water supply pipe
that will, when strategically located, prevent the reverse flow of
water in the pipe by admitting air to the pipe and preclude any
back siphonage from occurring.
Vent stack— means a continuous run of vent pipe that is connected to
a soil stack, waste stack or building drain and that terminates in the
open air.
Venting system — means a system of piping that is installed to provide
a flow of air to or from drainage piping, and that terminates in
open air but does not include ventilation of air space in a room or
building.
Kerti'cfl/— means departing from the true horizontal plane by 45° or
more.
Vertical feg— means the vertical portion of a fixture drain.
Waste pipe— means that part of drainage piping that runs from a
fixture directly to a waste stack, soil stack, building drain,
horizontal branch or sewage tank.
Waste stack— means a stack that conducts liquid wastes from one or
more plumbingfixtures that are not sanitary units.
Water purveyor— means the owner or operator of a water works.
Wet vent— means a waste pipe that also functions as a vent pipe.
Yoke vent— means a pneumatic balance tube that connects a soil
stack or waste stack to a vent stack.
Abbreviations
1.3.3. Abbreviations in this Code for the names of organizations or
authorities have the following meanings:
ASPE American Society of Plumbing Engineers
(16161 Ventura Blvd., Suite 107, Encino, California 91436
U.S.A.)
ASSE American Society of Sanitary Engineering
(P.O. Box 9172, Bay Village, OH 44140 U.S.A.)
ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials
(1916 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 U.S.A.)
AWWA American Water Works Association, Ontario Section
(#45 23rd Street, Toronto, Ontario M8V 3M6)
CGSB Canadian General Standards Board
(c/o Department of Supply and Services, 88 Metcalfe
Street, Ottawa, Ontario Kl A 0S5)
CSA Canadian Standards Association
(178 Rexdale Boulevard, Rexdale, Ontario M9W 1R3)
NBC National Building Code of Canada
(National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario
K1A0R6)
ULC Underwriters Laboratories of Canada
(7 Crouse Road, Scarborough, Ontario MIR 3A9)
1.3.4. Abbreviations of words and phrases in this Code have the
following meanings:
ABS
acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene
CPVC
chlorinated poly (vinyl chloride)
deg
degree(s)
diam.
diameter
DR
dimension ratio
°C
degree(s) Celsius
"F
degree(s) Fahrenheit
ft.
foot (feet)
ft/sec
foot (feet) per second
gal.
gallon(s)
gpm
gallon(s) per minute
hr.
hour(s)
in.
inch(es)
lb.
pound(s)
L.E.
latest edition
max.
maximum
ACNBC Associate Committee on the National Building Code
(National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario
K1A0R6)
ANSI American National Standards Institute
(1430 Broadway, New York, New York 10018 U.S.A.)
ASHRAE American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-
Conditioning Engineers
(345 East 47th Street, New York, New York 10017 U.S.A.)
mm. minimum
min. minute(s)
No. number(s)
oz. ounce(s)
psf pound(s) per square foot
psi pound(s) per square inch
psig pound(s) per square inch gauge
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PVC poly (vinyl chloride)
SDR standard dimension ratio
S.I.
sq. ft.
sq. in.
temp.
/
System International (the particular system of metric
weights and measures adopted by the government of
Canada)
square foot (feet)
square inch(es)
temperature
Subsection 1.4. Reserved
Subsection 1.5. Plumbing Facilities
l.S.l. Where a private swimming pool is connected to a plumbing
system, the potable water supply to the pool shall be protected by a
backflow preventer and the drain of the pool shall be protected from
the backup of sanitary sewage into the pool.
Subsection 1.6. Service Connections
1.6.1. Every drainage system shall be connected to a sewage system
referred to in Regulation 358 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1990, a public sanitary sewer, a public combined sewer or a private
sewer.
1.6.2. Storm drainage pipe connections shall be in accordance with
Section 7.
1.6^.(1) Every water distributing system shall be connected by a
service pipe to a public water main or other source of supply.
(2) No non-potable water shall be supplied to any plumbing fix-
ture where a supply oi potable water is available.
(3) Despite Sentence (2), where a supply of potable water is
unavailable or insufficient to supply water to a plumbing system,
non-potable water may be used for the flushing of sanitary units or
the priming of traps, and the piping conducting the non-potable water
shall be plainly and permanently marked as such.
Subsection 1.7. Location of Fixtures
1.7.1.(1) No plumbing fixtures shall be installed in a room that is
not heated, lighted and ventilated in accordance with the appropriate
requirements set out in Part 3, 6 or 9 of Regulation 61 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1990.
(2) No plumbing fixture shall be installed in a public washroom
unless all walls and flooring around and under every bath tub,
shower bath, lavatory and every sanitary unit are of material that is
impervious to water.
Subsection 1.8. Inspection and Testing
1.8.1.(1) Every municipality shall carry out or cause to be carried
out such inspections of plumbing as will establish the compliance or
non-compliance of plumbing with this Code.
(2) No plumbing that has been constructed, repaired, renewed or
altered shall be put into use until it is inspected and found to be in
compliance with this Code.
(3) Sentence (2) does not apply where,
(a) a valve /fluce/, fixture or leak is repaired;
(b) a valve, /auce/ or fixture is replaced;
(c) a stoppage is forced out; or
(d) a replacement water heater is installed.
(4) Provided that there are no stop work orders or notices of non-
conformance outstanding against the plumbing, where a municipality
is notified in writing that a construction, repair, renewal or alteration
of plumbing is ready for inspection, the municipality shall within
seven days of the notification make or cause an inspection to be
made.
(5) An inspector may refuse to make an inspection of any
plumbing where the plumbing is concealed until the plumbing is
completely uncovered and made accessible to the inspector.
(6) Where a municipality makes or causes an inspection to be
made, the person calling for the inspection shall conduct any tests
required by the municipality under Subsection 3.6 or 3.7 and the
tests shall be observed by an inspector.
(7) Where an inspector finds that the construction, repair,
renewal or alteration of plumbing is not in compliance with this
Code, the inspector shall forward particulars in writing of the non-
compliance to the permit holder and, where the permit holder is not
the owner of the premises, the owner or other person having the
right to possession of the premises shall be given a copy of the writ-
ten particulars.
(8) Where plumbing that has been constructed, repaired,
renewed or altered is inspected and found not to comply with this
Code and the plumbing is subsequently repaired to correct the non-
compliance, the plumbing shall be re-inspected in accordance with
Sentences (4), (5) and (6) and shall not be put into use unless it is
found to be in compliance with this Code.
(9) Where an inspector finds on an inspection that a repair,
renewal or alteration complies with this Code, the inspector shall
forthwith certify in writing that the construction, repair, renewal or
alteration is in compliance with this Code and the inspector shall for-
ward a copy of the certificate to the holder of the permit and, where
the permit holder is not the owner of the premises, the owner or
other person having the right of possession of the premises shall be
given a copy of the certificate.
(10) Where a municipality has reason to believe that a plumbing
fixture or appliance connected to aplumbing system or the operation
thereof may,
(a) contaminate or endanger a potable water supply;
(b) leave or tend to leave any opening into a drainage or
venting system within a building with less than one inch of
water seal; or
(c) discharge waste from the plumbing system so that it
becomes a nuisance or a source of water pollution,
or that a service water heater fails to meet the installation require-
ments set out in this Code, the municipality shall inspect or cause an
inspection to be made so as to ascertain whether or not there is com-
pliance with this Code. O. Reg. 815/84, Section 1; O. Reg. 67.5/85,
ss. 1-4.
SECTION 2— Materials and Equipment
Subsection 2.1. General
2.1.1.(1) All components of a plumbing system shall be installed so
that the materials are compatible.
(2) Where a minimum pipe size is prescribed in this Code as part
of a plumbing system, a larger size may be used if the overall efficacy
of the system will not be diminished by the increased size.
(3) Apipe or pipe fitting shall only be installed in aplumbing sys-
tem where the pipe or pipe fitting is of a type that is referred to in
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that section of this Code that is applicable to the particular pipe or
pipe fitting being installed.
2.1.2. No used, defective or damaged material shall be used in a
plumbing system unless, when it is installed, it complies with the
requirements for new materials in this Code.
2.U. Materials and equipment that have been used for a purpose
other than the distribution oi potable water shall not subsequently be
used in a potable water system.
2.1.4. Pipe, fittings and other equipment or components bearing
standard symbols, logos or certification markings shall as far as possi-
ble be installed so as to leave the markings visible and legible after
the installation is complete.
2.1.5.(1) Where a component of a plumbing system is required by
this Code to comply with a standard and the compliance is not certi-
fied by a testing agency accredited by the Standards Council of
Canada for the testing of the component in question and, when an
inspector requests proof of the compliance, proof of compliance shall
be produced by the person proposing to install or have installed the
component, and without such proof the component shall not be
installed as a permanent part of any plumbing system.
(2) The lack of certification markings on a product or plumbing
component shall be regarded as evidence that no certification exists.
(3) If a component of a plumbing system is required to be certi-
fied to a standard,
(a) the certification shall be made by a testing agency
accredited for that purpose by the Standards Council of
Canada; and
(b) the certification markings shall be placed on the plumbing
component if practicable.
2.1.6. Where a plumbing component is required to comply with or
be certified to a standard, the limitations contained in the standard
shall also limit what is permitted in this Code.
Subsection 2.2. Fixtures
2.2.1.(1) Every exposed area of fixture shall have a smooth, hard
corrosion resistant surface, free from flaws and blemishes that may
interfere with cleaning.
(2) Sentence (1) does not apply to a surface designed to be slip-
proof.
2.2.2.(1) Every class 2 water closet shall,
(a) be designed to be permanently mounted;
(b) be equipped with a water supply that will dilute sanitary
sewage to the point where it can be discharged through a
nominally horizontal pipe by gravity flow;
(c) be equipped with a piped discharge that discharges to a sep-
tic tank or as otherwise permitted by Regulation 358 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990;
(d) where it is designed to store sanitary sewage between peri-
ods of use, be ventilated directly from the toilet to open air
or be chemically treated so that the room in which it is
located is free of objectionable odours.
(2) No class 2 water closet shall connect to a public sewer or
private sewer.
2.2J.(1) No concrete laundry tub shall be installed as part of a
plumbing system.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), a concrete laundry tub may be installed
as part of a plumbing system in a single family dwelling when it is
requested to be installed by the owner of the dwelling and the owner
lives in the dwelling.
2.2.4.(1) Every shower receptor shall be so constructed and
arranged that water cannot leak through the walls or floor.
(2) Not more than six shower heads shall be served by a single
waste opening.
(3) Where two or more shower heads are served by one waste
opening, the floor shall be sloped and the opening located so that
water from one shower head cannot flow over the area that serves
another head.
(4) Where the floor in the shower area is part of a building, the
cross-section of the floor shall contain a shower safe or water stop
that is made of non-ferrous sheet metal or a rubber or plastic mem-
brane, and where the protected floor area adjoins a perimeter wall,
the water stop shall be turned up at least four inches above the waste
opening.
2.2.5. A water closet installed in a public washroom shall be of the
blow out, siphon jet or reverse trap type and shall be provided with a
seat having an open front.
2.2.6.(1) Where a plumbing fixture is provided with an overflow,
the plumbing ^/«re shall be so constructed that it is in compliance
with the applicable standard for ihc fixture.
(2) Where a plumbing fixture is provided with an overflow, and
the applicable standard for the ^\\imh\n% fixture does not contain a
standard for an overflow, \.he fixture shall be so constructed that,
(a) the minimum cross-sectional area of the overflow pipe or
passage is at least V2 of the cross-sectional area of the
fixture outlet pipe or one square inch, whichever is the
greater;
(b) the overflow drains to Ihe. fixture outlet pipe on the inlet side
of the trap;
(c) the overflow can be readily and effectively cleaned; and
(d) when \he fixture is stopped, the water in \he fixture does not
rise in the overflow passage and when Ihe fixture is drained,
all liquid drains from the overflow passage.
(3) A lavatory that does not have an overflow shall be equipped
with a centre outlet waste fitting.
(4) No sink used for dishwashing or food preparation shall have
an overflow.
(5) For the purposes of Sentence (4), an overflow does not
include a standing waste.
2.2.7. No trough urinal shall be used as part of a plumbing system.
Subsection 2.3. Traps and Interceptors
2.3.1.(1) Subject to Sentences (3), (4) and (5), every trap shall
have,
(a) a trap seal at least 1 V2 inches in depth;
(b) a water seal that does not depend on the action of moving
parts;
(c) no internal partitions except as permitted by Sentence (7);
and
(d) flow characteristics compatible with the wastes normally
drained through the trap.
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(2) Every P trap that serves a lavatory, a sink or a laundry tub
shall,
(a) be provided with a cleanout plug that is corrosion resistant
and that provides a water tight closure and that is of a diam-
eter at least half the nominal trap size and located so that it
will drain the trap dip when removed; or
(b) be designed so that part of the trap, except for the fixture
outlet pipe, can be completely removed by screwed unions
or compression connections for cleaning purposes.
(3) No drum trap shall be used as a fixture trap unless it is also
required to serve as an interceptor and is provided with cleanout
access.
(4) No bell trap or an S trap shall be used as a fixture trap.
(5) Despite Sentence (4), an S trap standard may be used on a
sink having a waste pipe of two inches or larger.
(6) No bottle trap shall be used in aplumbing system.
(7) Despite Sentence (6), a bottle trap may be used on a labora-
tory sink or other fixture equipped with corrosion resistant pipe and
fittings.
(8) No running trap shall be installed in aplumbing system unless
an accessible handhole is provided for cleaning of the trap, and where
the trap is too small to accommodate a handhole, a cleanout shall be
provided.
2.3.2.(1) Every interceptor shall be so designed that it can be read-
ily cleaned.
(2) Every grease interceptor shall be so designed that it does not
become air bound.
(3) Where a grease interceptor is equipped with a cooling coil or a
water jacket or both, the cooling coil or water jacket shall not be
directly connected to apotable water supply.
Subsection 2.4. Pipe Fittings (restricted in application)
2.4.1.(1) No T fitting shall be used in drainage piping, except to
connect a ventpjpe.
(2) No cross fitting shall be used in a drainage system.
2.4.2.(1) No sanitary T fitting shall be used in a nominally
horizontal drainage pipe, except to connect a vent pipe.
(2) A bend, elbow, sanitary T or other eased branch connection
used in drainage piping of four inch size or smaller shall have a centre
line turning radius not less than the nominal diameter of the fitting.
(3) Where the branch diameter on a branch fitting is less than the
diameter of the run, the turning radius of the branch shall be deter-
mined from the diameter of the branch and tangency of the branch
and the run shall be at the perimeter of the run.
(4) A double TY fitting used to connect two horizontal waste
pipes to a vertical section of a stack shall have a vertical run of not less
than three in. diameter and shall have branch connections of IVa, 1 Vi
or two inch trade size.
(5) No double Y or double combination Y and Vfeth bend shall be
installed in a horizontal drainage pipe.
(6) No pipe fitting, joint or connection that would tend to inter-
cept solids or reduce the flow through a pipe by more than 10% shall
be used in aplumbing system.
(7) Where a run of drainage piping is increased to a larger diame-
ter or reduced to a smaller diameter, the change in diameter shall be
accomplished by the use of a fitting that connects the two diameters
by a conical section and where the nominal diameter of one or both
of the pipes is six inches or less, the angle between the centre line and
the side of the cone shall not exceed 45°.
(8) Where a branch of a different material is to be connected to a
\ead pipe, a stub of lead branch of appropriate diameter to connect to
the branch of the different material shall be wiped to the \ead pipe.
Subsection 2.5. Non-Metallic Pipe and Fittings
2.5.1.(1) Asbestos-cement drainage pipe, couplings and fittings for
a drain, waste or vent shall be certified to CSA Standard B127.1-
M1977.
(2) Asbestos-cement pipe and fittings used in a drainage system
inside or under a building shall be at least three inchpipe size.
2.5.2. Asbestos-cement pipe, couplings and fittings used in a drain
and sewer shall be selected and installed to comply with the manufac-
turer's recommendations for asbestos-cement pipe, couplings and fit-
tings.
2.5.3.(1) Vitrified clay pipe and fittings shall be certified to CSA
Standard A60.1-M1967, Vitrified Clay Pipe.
(2) Couplings and joints for vitrified clay pipe shall be certified to
CSA Standard A60.3-M1976, Vitrified Clay Pipe Joints.
(3) No vitrified clay pipe and fittings shall be used in aplumbing
system, except for an underground part of a drainage system.
2.5.4. Concrete pipe that is used in an underground building sewer
shall comply with CSA Standard A257-M1982.
2.5.5.(1) Polyethylene water pipe or tube shall be certified to CSA
Standard B137.I-M1983, Polyethylene Pipe, tubing and fittings for
cold water pressure services, and shall have a rated working pressure
of 150 psi or more.
(2) Polyethylene water pipe or tube shall only be used in under-
ground installations in service pipe or distributing pipe.
(3) Where polyethylene water pipe is used as described in Sen-
tence (2), the end of the pipe inside the building shall be brought
above ground for a distance not greater than eighteen inches.
(4) Polyethylene pipe or tube fittings and jointing materials shall
be installed in accordance with the applicable sections of CSA Stan-
dard B137.1-M1983.
2.5.6.(1) PVC water pipe and PVC fittings used with PVC water
pipe shall be certified to CSA Standard B137.3-M1981, Rigid Poly
(vinyl chloride) (PVC) Pipe for Pressure Applications, and all joints
and connections shall comply with section 4 of that standard.
(2) PVC water pipe and fittings shall have a rated working pres-
sure of 150 psi or greater and no PVC water pipe or fitting shall carry
water of more than 100°F.
(3) No plastic pipe shall be used where a water service pipe enters
a building at a location where it will be subject to shear stresses
between the foundation wall and the surrounding back fill, unless the
plastic pipe is sleeved by a steel or ductile iron pipe embedded in or
firmly attached to the foundation wall so as to remove any shear
stresses.
2.5.7.(1) CPVC pressure pipe and fittings shall be used as
distributing pipe only where,
(a) nominally horizontal piping is supported in accordance with
Article 3.4.5.; and
(b) the pipe and fittings are certified to CSA Standard BI37.6-
1971 and the working stresses including temperatures and
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pressures imposed on the pipe or fittings are within the lim-
its set by the said Standard and by the CSA pubhcation
B137.16M.1983 Recommended Practice.
(2) Polybutylene pressure pipe or tube and fittings shall be used
as distributing pipe only where,
(a) the piping is supported so that it can be drained in above
ground installations; and
(b) polybutylene hot and cold water distributing piping and
fittings are certified to CSA Standard B137.8-M1977.
(3) Where polybutylene pressure pipe or tube and fittings are used
in above ground installations, the pipe shall be supported with hang-
ers so that sags do not develop that will trap the line.
(4) Polybutylene piping and fittings that are installed as service
pipe shall be certified to CSA Standard B137.7-M1983.
(5) Where polybutylene pipe or tube and fittings are used under-
ground for a service pipe, the end of Ihe pipe inside the building shall
be brought above ground for a distance not less than twelve inches
and not greater than eighteen inches.
2.5.8.(1) Plastic pipe, fittings and solvent cement used underground
inside or outside a building in a drainage system shall be certified to,
(a) CSA Standard CAN3-B181.1-M85 ABS Drain, Waste and
Vent Pipe and Pipe Fittings;
(b) CSA Standard CAN3-B181.2-M85 PVC Drain, Waste and
Vent Pipe and Pipe Fittings;
(c) CSA Standard B182.1-M1983, Plastic Drain and Sewer
Pipe and Pipe Fittings;
(d) CSA Standard B182.2-M1983, Large-Diameter, Type PSM
PVC Sewer Pipe and Fittings;
(e) CSA Standard B182.3-M1983, Large-Diameter, Type IPS
PVC Sewer Pipe and Fittings; or
(f) CSA Standard B137.3-M1981, Rigid Poly (vinyl
chloride) (PVC) Pipe for Pressure Applications,
as the case may be.
(2) Plastic pipe used as described in Sentence (1) shall have a
dimension ratio of thirty-five or less.
(3) Pipe fittings made of polymeric plastic and used with asbestos
cement sev/erpipe shall be designed for the purpose and shall be cer-
tified to CSA Standard B127.1-M1977.
2.5.9. Plastic pipe and fittings and solvent cement that are used
with the pipe inside a building above the lowest floor in a drainage or
venting system shall be certified to,
(a) CSA Standard CAN3-B181.1-M85, ABS Drain, Waste and
Vent Pipe and Pipe Fittings;
(b) CSAStandardCAN3-B181.2-M85, PVC Drain, Waste and
Vent Pipe and Pipe Fittings; or
(c) CSA Standard B181. 3-1971, Polyolefm Laboratory Drain-
age Systems.
Subsection 2.6. Ferrous Pipe and Fittings
2.6.1.(1) Drainage piping, vent piping and fittings made of cast iron
and any mechanical coupling equipment used therewith shall be cer-
tified to CSA Standard B70-M1978.
(2) No cast iron soil pipe and fittings shall be used in a water sup-
ply system.
2.6.2. Cast iron fittings designed for use with asbestos cement pipe
for drainage purposes shall be certified to CSA Standard B127.1-
M1977.
2.6.3. Ductile iron water pipe shall comply with ANSI/A WWA
Standard C151/A21.51-1981, Ductile Iron Pipe, Centrifugally Cast in
Metal Molds or Sand-Lined Molds for Water or other Liquids.
2.6.4.(1) No welded and seamless steel pipe shall be used in a
plumbing system except as provided in Sentences (2) to (6).
(2) Galvanized steel pipe may be used in a water service of 1 Vt in.
size or larger or a drainage or a venting system above ground inside a
building.
(3) Where galvanized steel pipe is used in a drainage system, it
shall be used with drainage fittings.
(4) No steel pipe shall be used in a potable water distributing sys-
tem except in locations where the pipe remains accessible for mainte-
nance and repair without structural changes to the building and all
pipe and fittings of two inch size and smaller are zinc galvanized.
(5) All steel piping shall comply with ASTM Standard A120 or
A53.
(6) All steelpipe of four inch size and smaller shall be schedule 40
or heavier and fittings of less than two inch size shall be galvanized
screw fittings.
(7) Water distributing piping of two inch size or larger may be
used with industrial type fittings where the industrial type fittings are
used in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.
Subsection 2.7. Non-Ferrous Pipe and Fittings
2.7.1.(1) Copper pipe shall comply with ASTM Standard B42-83,
Seamless Copper Pipe, Standard Sizes.
(2) Brass pipe shall comply with ASTM Standard B43-79, Seam-
less Red Brass Pipe, Standard Sizes.
2.7.2. Brass or bronze pipe flanges and flanged fittings shall comply
with ANSI Standard B16.24-1971, Bronze Flanges and Flanged Fit-
tings, 150 and 300 lb.
2.7.3.(1) Brass or bronze threaded pressure fittings shall comply
with ANSI Standard B16.15-1978, Cast Bronze Threaded Fittings,
Class 125 and 250.
(2) No brass or bronze threaded pressure fittings shall be used in
a drainage system.
2.7.4.(1) Where copper tube is used in a plumbing system, it shall
comply with,
(a) ASTM Standard B88-83 Seamless Copper Water Tube; or
(b) ASTM Standard B306-76 Copper Drainage Tube (DWV).
(2) Copper tube shall be used in accordance with Table 2.7.A.
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TABLE 2.7.A.
Forming Part of Sentence 2.7.4.(2)
PLUMBING PURPOSES
Type
Copper
Tube
Water
Service
Pipe
Water
Distributing
System
Building
Sewer
Drainage
System
Venting
System
Under
Ground
Above
Ground
Under
Ground
Above
Ground
Under
Ground
Above
Ground
Col. 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Khard
Ksoft
Lhard
Lsoft
M hard
M soft
DWV
N
P
N
P
N
N
N
N
P
N
P
N
N
N
P
P*
P
P*
P
N
N
P
N
P
N
N
N
N
P
N
P
N
N
N
N
P
N
P
N
P
N
P
P
N
P
N
N
N
N
P
N
P
N
P
N
P
P— Permitted
N— Not Permitted
•—Permitted only when bent in accordance with Article 3.3.7.
2.7.5.(1) Solder-joint fittings for drainage systems shall comply
with,
(a) CSA Standard B158.1-1976, Cast Brass Solder Joint Drain-
age, Waste and Vent Fittings; or
(b) ANSI Standard B16.29-1973 Wrought Copper and Wrought
Copper Alloy Solder Joint Drainage Fittings.
(2) No solder-joint fittings for drainage shall be used in a water
system.
2.7.6.(1) Solder-joint fittings for a water system shall comply with,
(a) ANSI Standard B16.18-1973 Cast Bronze Solder-joint Pres-
sure Fittings; or
(b) ANSI Standard B16.22-1973 Wrought Copper and Bronze
Solder-joint Pressure Fittings.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), solder-joint fittings for water systems
not made by casting or the wrought process shall comply with the
applicable requirements of ANSI Standard BI6. 18-1973, Cast
Bronze Solder-joint Pressure Fittings.
2.7.7.(1) Cast copper flared-joint fittings for copper tube water sys-
tems shall comply with ANSI Standard B16.26-1983, Cast Copper
Alloy Fittings for Flared Copper Tubes.
(2) Flared-joint fittings for copper tube water systems not made
by casting shall comply with the applicable requirements of ANSI
Standard B16. 26-1983, Cast Copper Alloy Fittings for Flared Copper
Tubes.
(3) No compression fitting connecting to plain end pipe or tube
shall be used in aplumbing system unless the pipe or tube and fittings
are sufficiently stayed, clamped, anchored or buttressed so as to pre-
vent separation during normal service of the system allowing for
surge pressures.
2.7.8.(1) Lead wasle pipe and fittings shall comply with CSA Stan-
dard B67-1972, Lead Service Pipe, Waste Pipe, Traps, Bends and
Accessories.
(2) No lead pipe or lead fittings shall be used in a potable water
system.
(3) Lead bends or lead stubs connected topipe or fittings of mate-
rial other than lead shall be wiped, swaged or spun on to the other
material so as to make a permanently water-tight joint.
2.7.9. Aluminum pipe that is used in a drainage system or a venting
system shall be certified to CSA Standard CAN3-B281-M85, Alumi-
num Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Components and installed in
accordance with the recommended installation practices set out in
Appendix A of that standard.
Subsection 2.8. Jointing Materials
2.8.1.(1) Jointing materials shall be applied or installed as specified
by the supplier or manufacturer and, where materials are used that
are not accompanied by application or installation specifications, the
finished joints shall be tested in accordance with Sentence 1.8.1.(6).
(2) Solders and fluxes having a lead content in excess of 0.2 per
cent shall not be used in potable water systems.
Subsection 2.9. Miscellaneous Materials
2.9.1. Flanges for the connection of fixtures having integral traps
shall be made of,
(a) brass;
(b) acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene;
(c) poly (vinyl chloride);
(d) copper; or
(e) where used with cast iron pipe in concrete construction, cast
iron.
2.9.2. Every screw, bolt, nut and washer shall be of brass or equally
corrosion resistant metal when used,
(a) to connect a water closet to a water closet flange;
(b) to anchor a flange;
(c) to anchor a water closet; or
(d) to hold cleanout covers or floor drain grates.
2.9.3.(1) Every cleanout plug or cover shall be so manufactured
that.
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(a) it will provide easy access to the interior of the piping for
the life of the pipe in which it is installed; and
(b) an airtight closure is maintained after each cleaning opera-
tion of the pipe to which it is connected.
(2) No deanout shall leak when the pipe in which it is installed is
tested in accordance with this Code.
2.9.4.(1) Groove and shoulder type mechanical pipe couplings shall
comply with CSA Standard B242-M1980, Groove and Shoulder Type
Mechanical Pipe Couplings.
(2) Groove and shoulder type mechanical pipe couplings shall be
provided with an elastomeric seal that shall be housed within a metal
clamp that shall interlock with the groove or shoulder on the pipe
ends.
2.9.5.(1) No saddle hub or saddle clamp shall be installed in a
plumbing system.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), a saddle hub or saddle clamp may be
installed in a building drain or building sewer of nominal diameter
not less than eight inches and that is in service provided that the con-
necting branch is at least two pipe sizes smaller than the run of the
building drain or building sewer to which it is connected.
2.9.6.(1) Plumbing supply fittings and trim and plumbing waste
fittings shall be certified to CSA Standard B125-M1985.
(2) For the purposes of Sentence (\), plumbing fittings and trim
includes,
(a) bath and shower supply fittings;
(b) bidet supply fittings;
(c) clothes washer supply fittings;
(d) drinking fountain supply fittings;
(e) laundry tub supply fittings;
(f) lavatory supply fittings;
(g) sink supply fittings;
(h) water closet tank supply fittings;
(i) automatic compensating supply valves (domestic);
(j) flushometers;
(k) humidifier supply stops;
(1) sediment and lawn faucets;
(m) supply line stops;
(n) bath and shower waste fittings;
(o) continuous waste fittings;
(p) drinking fountain waste fittings;
(q) laundry tub waste fittings;
(r) lavatory waste fittings; and
(s) sink waste fittings.
2.9.7.( I) Every flidshomeler valve shall,
(a) open fully and close positively under service pressure;
(b) complete its cycle of operation automatically;
(c) be provided with a means of regulating the volume of water
that it discharges; and
(d) be provided with a vacuum breaker or an integral air gap.
(2) Every flushometer shall be equipped with a check valve or be
so designed that loss of supply pressure will not automatically acti-
vate the valve when the supply is restored.
2.9.8.(1) The orifice of every drinking fountain bubbler shall,
(a) be shielded; and
(b) direct the water upwards at an angle so that the water does
not fall back on the orifice of the bubbler.
(2) Every drinking fountain shall be equipped with a means of
regulating the flow to the orifice of the drinking fountain bubbler.
2.9.9. Back siphonage preventers and backflow preventers shall be
certified to CSA Standard B64 Vacuum Breakers and Backflow Pre-
venters, or certified to CSA Standard B125 provided that they meet
the applicable performance requirements of CSA Standard B64. 1 . 1 .
2.9.10.(1) Every pressure relief valve, temperature relief valve or
pressure and temperature relief valve shall comply with ANSI Stan-
dard Z21. 22-1972 Relief Valves and Automatic Gas Shutoff Devices
for Hot Water Supply Systems, or the C.G.A. Standard 4.4.-1976
"Temperature, Pressure, Temperature and Pressure Relief Valves
and Vacuum Relief Valves".
(2) Every relief valve shall be marked to show the service rating
and to identify the manufacturer and no relief valve shall be installed
unless it releases before the water in the system reaches a tempera-
ture of 210° F or 150 psi.
2.9.11. Flashing for piping penetrating the exterior of a building
shall be certified to CSA Standard B272-M1978 or shall be fabricated
from,
(a) sheet lead weighing not less than five Ibs/sq. ft.;
(b) sheet copper weighing not less than ten oz./sq.ft.;
(c) sheet aluminum not less than 0.025 in. thick; or
(d) galvanized sheet steel not less than twenty-eight gauge, pro-
vided that it can be replaced without damage to roofing or
cladding. O. Reg. 815/84, Section 2; O. Reg. 675/85,
ss. 5-15; O. Reg. 588/88, ss. 1, 2; O. Reg. 734/88, s. 1.
SECTION 3-Piping
Subsection 3.1. Application
3.1.1.(1) This Section applies to the construction and use of joints
and connections, and the arrangement, protection, support and test-
ing of piping.
(2) Pipe or tubing assembled to comprise a standard drain waste
and venting system shall be connected with drain, waste and vent fit-
tings in conformance with Table 3. 1.1. A.
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TABLE 3. 1.1. A.
Forming Part of Sentence 3.1.1.(2).
Piping Arrangement
Fittings
Acceptable
Recommended
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LEGEND (DWV branch fittings)
Vent pipe
Drainage pipe '
♦Acceptable only if vertical run
is of 3 inch size or larger and
horizontal branches are of W inch,
l*} inch or 2 inch size.
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LEGEND - BRANCH FITTINGS
1. STRAIGHT TEE
2. DOUBLE TEE or CROSS
3. SANITARY TEE or SHORT TURN TEE- WYE
4. DOUBLE SANITARY TEE or SHORT TURN DOUBLE TEE- WYE
5. COMBINATION WYE and '/s BEND or LONG TURN TEE- WYE
6. DOUBLE COMBINATION WYE and '/a BEND or DOUBLE LONG TURN TEE- WYE
7. WYE
8. DOUBLE WYE
9. DOUBLE WASTE FITTING
(3) No double wye, double tee wye, double tee or double waste
fittings shall be installed in a horizontal drainage pipe.
Subsection 3.2. Construction and Use of Joints
3.2.1.(1) Every caulked lead joint in drainage piping or vent piping
shall be firmly packed with oakum followed by a pour of lead not less
than one inch in depth and tightly caulked to form a water tight joint.
(2) No paint, varnish or other coating shall be applied to the lead
referred to in Sentence ( 1 ) until after the joint has been tested.
(3) No caulked lead joint shall be used in drainage piping or vent
piping except to connect A pipe or fittings to a cast iron hub designed
for the purpose.
(4) Every hub, spigot pipe and pipe fitting installed in drainage
piping shall be oriented with the hub at the upstream end.
3.2.2.(1) No wiped joint shall be used in a plumbing system.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), a wiped joint may be used with lead
sheet, lead pipe or between lead pipe and copper pipe, tube or a fer-
rule.
(3) Every wiped joint in straight pipe shall,
(a) be made of solder;
(b) have an exposed surface on each side of the joint at least
Va in. wide; and
(c) be at least Vs in. thick at the thickest part.
(4) Every wiped flanged joint shall be reinforced with a lead
flange that is at least -Vi in. wide.
3.2.3.(1) A screwed joint shall be made by reaming or filing out the
ends of the pipe to the size of the bore and removing all chips and
cuttings.
(2) No thread lubricant or filler shall be allowed to get inside a
pipe where the lubricant or filler is used in a joint.
3.2.4.(1) A solder joint shall be made by cleaning, fluxing and sol-
dering the surface to be soldered.
(2) A fused joint in copper tubing that is not socketted shall be
silver soldered or brazed.
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3.2.5.(1) A flared joint in a pipe shall be made by expanding the
pipe with a flaring tool designed for the purpose of flaring.
(2) No tube in the immediate area of a flare on copper tubing
shall be hard drawn or otherwise work hardened.
3.2.6.(1) Hot-poured joints shall be yarned with oakum or other
material and poured with hot asphalt or other material to make a
water tight joint.
(2) The hot asphalt or other material referred to in Sentence (1)
shall be at least one inch in depth in the annular space and shall com-
pletely surround the spigot end of the pipe.
(3) No hot-poured joint shall be used in connecting piping except
on vitrified clay or concrete pipe or between ferrous pipe and con-
crete p/pe or vitrified clay pipe.
3.2.7.(1) A Portland cement joint in pipe that has a size of six in. or
less shall be made by completely filling the annular space between
the bell and spigot with cement mortar.
(2) Every portland cement joint in pipe that has a size of more
than sbc in. shall be made by,
(a) ramming a gasket into the annular space between bell and
spigot; and
(b) filling the annular space remaining between the bell and the
spigot with mortar.
(3) The exterior of every portland cement joint shall be carefully
shaped from the outside of the bell to the pipe at an angle of not less
than 30° and not greater than 60°.
(4) No jointing residue or other material shall be left inside a
pipe.
(5) No Portland cement joint shall be used in making a joint
except to make a joint in pipe manufactured to be used with portland
cement joints.
3.2.8. Where lead sheet or pipes are joined by the burning of lead,
the joint shall be of a size to make the joint as strong as the parent
material.
3.2.9. No pipe, fitting or jointing material used in a joint to connect
pipe and fittings by the mechanical compression of elastomeric gas-
kets shall leak when tested in accordance with this Code.
3.2.10. No cold applied caulking material shall be used in making a
joint except to make a joint in piping with hubs or bells that are
strong enough to withstand the caulking pressures and produce water
tight joints.
Subsection 3.3. Joints and Connections
3.3.1.(1) No water distributing pipe, drainage pipe or fittings shall
be drilled or tapped.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), a drainage pipe or fitting may be drilled
or tapped,
(a) to provide for the connection of a trap seal primer line;
(b) to provide for the turning of a T in copper tubing of type L
or heavier, where the resulting T limits the depth of inser-
tion of the branchpipe or tube;
(c) to connect a device designed to dispense germicidal or
odour control chemicals or trap seal water to a floor drain
downstream of a vacuum breaker or flush valve in a flush
tube connected to a sanitary unit;
(d) to provide a hole for a branch connection to a drainage
pipe, where the branch connection is made with a saddle
hub as permitted by Article 2.9.5., and where the hole is
drilled to provide a smooth clean hole of the required size
and orientation; or
(e) to provide for the connection of pipe or fittings to metal or
rigid plastic pipe and fittings where the pipe or fittings are
thick enough to be threaded or are bossed for tapping.
(3) No pipe adaption shall be made by the use of a bushing that
leaves a square edge or shoulder on the inside of the pipe or fitting.
3.3.2.(1) No cast-iron soil pipe or fitting shall be welded.
(2) No galvanized steelpipe and fittings shall be welded.
3.3.3.(1) No joints with sliding contacts shall be used in wenx piping
or in drainage piping downstream of a trap.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), one sliding contact or slip joint may be
used for each fixture installation, between the fixture trap and the
vent, provided that the slip joint is smooth on the inside, remains air
and water tight and remains accessible for inspection and mainte-
nance.
3.3.4. Every connection between two pipes of different size shall be
made with an increaser or reducer fitting so installed that it will per-
mit the system to be completely drained.
3.3.5.(1) Every floor mounted fixture shall connect to a fixture out-
let pipe by a means of a gasketted floor flange.
(2) Despite Sentence (1),
(a) a cast iron trap standard may be caulked to a cast iron hub;
or
(b) a long horned china toilet bowl may be connected with a
flexible gasketted type fitting supplied with the fixture.
(3) Every floor flange shall be of brass or copper.
(4) Despite Sentence (3), a plastic floor flange may be used where
plastic drainage pipe is used in a drainage system.
(5) Despite Sentence (3), where a water closet or other sanitary
unit is mounted on a concrete floor or wall and connected to a cast
iron waste pipe, a cast iron flange may be used to connect the water
closet or other sanitary unit to the cast iron waste pipe.
(6) Every floor flange shall be securely set and fastened on a firm
base and bolted to the flange face of the fixture.
(7) The flanged joint referred to in Sentence (6) shall be gasket-
ted to make it water tight.
(8) Where a flange is connected to piping by a lead stub, the stub
shall be at least three inches long.
3.3.6. Every plumbing system shall be so compensated for thermal
expansion and contraction within the system that the resulting
stresses and strains will not exceed the design limits of the materials
being used.
3.3.7.(1) No hard drawn copper tube shall be bent.
(2) Bends in copper tubing of soft or bending temper shall be
made with tools manufactured and sized for the purpose.
(3) No type M or type DWV copper tube shall be bent.
3.3.8.(1) Where a fixture or device is connected to an indirect waste
pipe, the connection shall be made by terminating the fixture drain
above the flood level rim of a directly connected/urfure to form an air
break.
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(2) An air break referred to in Sentence (1) shall be at least one
inch and in any event be not less than twice the size of the indirect
waste pipe.
Subsection 3.4. Support of Piping
3.4.1. Piping shall be provided with support that keeps the pipe in
alignment and that bears the weight of the pipe and its contents.
3.4.2. Every pipe that is connected to a fixture, tank or device shall
be supported independently of the fixture, tank or device and the
fixture, tank or device shall be so supported as to impose no load on
the piping.
3.4.3. Where a hanger or support for copper or brass pipe or tubing
is of metal other than brass or copper, the hanger or support shall be
so separated that it is electrically insulated from the pipe or tube.
3.4.4.(1) Vertical piping shall be supported at intervals that do not
exceed twenty-five feet or two storeys whichever is the lesser.
(2) Supports for vertical piping shall be anchor points or guides.
(3) Completed piping shall be firmly held in place by anchors that
allow for sufficient movement in the guides to minimize thermal
expansion and contraction stresses.
3.4.5.(1) Nominally horizontal piping that is inside a building shall
be braced to prevent swaying and buckling and where the pipe is not
self staying, it shall be tied with rods, braced or buttressed to com-
pensate for forces of internal thrust.
(2) Nominally horizontal piping shall be supported as follows:
1. Iron or steel pipe shall be supported at intervals not exceeding
those indicated in Table 3.4.5. A.
TABLE 3.4.5.A.
Forming Part of Paragraph 3.4.5.(2) 1.
Pipe
Diameter
(nominal)
Span (ft.)
(Maximum)
between supports
Column 1
Column 2
Vi inch
% inch
over Va in. but not over 2Vi in.
over 2V2 in. but not over 4 in.
over 4 in. but not over 6 in.
over 6 in. but not over 8 in.
over 8 in.
6 ft.
9 ft.
10 ft.
12 ft.
15 ft.
18 ft.
20 ft.
2. Lead pipe shall be supported throughout its length.
3. Cast iron pipe shall be supported,
(a) at each hub or joint;
(b) at intervals not exceeding ten feet; and
(c) at intervals not exceeding three feet if the length of the pipe
between adjacent fittings is twelve inches or less.
4. Supports of asbestos-cement pjpe shall be placed at intervals not
exceeding ôVii ft. when the pipe length is thirteen ft. or less, and not
exceeding three ft. if the length of pipe between joints or fittings is
twelve in. or less.
5. Supports of ABS or PVC plastic drain, waste and went pipe shall
be placed at intervals not exceeding four ft.
6. Supports of CPVC plastic pipe shall be placed at intervals not
exceeding three ft. (or pipe sizes of V/i in. or less, and not exceeding
four ft. for sizes larger than V/i in.
7. Where joints in the piping are less rigid than the pipe, the sup-
port points shall be selected so as to minimize the shear and bending
forces imposed on the joints.
(3) Where PVC, CPVC or ABS plastic pipe is installed,
(a) the pipe shall be so aligned that there is no strain on the
piping, fittings or fixtures;
(b) no pipe shall be forced into position after it is jointed; and
(c) no hanger shall be installed that will compress, cut or
abrade the pipe.
(4) Every pipe hanger shall be of such a size and design that the
factor of safety is not less than that normally used for similar material
in structural members.
(5) Where a hanger is attached to stone, brick, cement, concrete
or other similar material, the attachment shall be made by means of
permanent inserts or fasteners,
(a) that are manufactured for the intended purpose; and
(b) that can be installed without damage to the surrounding
stone, bricks, cement, concrete or other material,
and, where the fastener is driven by impact, the load on the fastener
shall be predominantly a shear load.
(6) Reserved
3.4.6.(1) Horizontal piping that is underground shall be supported
on a prepared base that will maintain the desired grade and align-
ment of the pipe throughout its service life.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), horizontal piping installed underground
may be supported by hangers fbted to a foundation or structural slab
provided that the hangers are capable of keeping the pipe in align-
ment and supporting the weight of the pipe, its contents and the fill
over the pipe.
3.4.7.(1) Where underground piping that is part of ^plumbing sys-
tem traverses soil incapable of maintaining it in position, the piping
shall be supported by a layer of concrete.
(2) The layer of concrete referred to in Sentence (1) shall be sup-
ported by piers where the soil is incapable of supporting the con-
crete.
(3) The layer of concrete referred to in Sentence (1) shall be not
less than four inches thick and shall extend at least six inches beyond
each side of the pipe.
(4) Steel rods of V2 inch diameter shall be embedded in the layer
of concrete referred to in Sentence (1) parallel to the longitudinal
axis of the concrete and,
(a) the bottom of the rods shall not be less than V* inch and not
more than IV2 inches above the bottom of the concrete;
(b) the two rods on the outside shall not be more than two
inches from the sides of the layer of concrete;
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(c) the rods, other than the outside rods, shall be equally
spaced between the two outside rods at the same elevation
and parallel to them;
(d) no two adjacent rods shall be less than four inches apart nor
farther apart than twice the thickness of the layer of con-
crete; and
(e) where the rods are not continuous and the ends are not
anchored in the layer of concrete, the ends of the rods shall
overlap at least two feet.
(5) Where piers are used, they shall,
(a) each have a cross-sectional area of not less than 110 square
inches;
(b) be not more than eight feet apart; and
(c) extend down to solid foundation.
3.4.8. Where a vent pipe protrudes through a roof or wall so far as
to become structurally unstable, it shall be braced or guyed to be sta-
ble.
Subsection 3.5. Protection of Piping
3.5.1. Where piping is installed underground, the back fill shall be
such that,
(a) it will not corrode the pipe; and
(b) it will evenly distribute any pressure on thepipe.
3.5.2. Where underground piping is traversed by pedestrian or
vehicular traffic and the back fill over thepipe is not sufficient to pro-
vide protection from the traffic, the piping shall be protected by pav-
ing or bridging.
3.5.3. Where piping passes through or under a wall, it shall be so
installed that the wall does not bear on thepipe.
3.5.4. M\ piping shall be so installed and protected that where the
building in which it is installed is left vacant for periods of up to
forty-eight hours with an ambient temperature above 43°F, the pipes
will not freeze up.
3.5.5. Piping and equipment exposed to mechanical hazards shall
be so protected as to eliminate the hazards.
3.5.6.(1) Underground drainage piping of polymeric plastic shall, in
addition to the other requirements of this subsection, be protected
by the use of select pipe bedding as set out in Sentences (2), (3) and
(4).
(2) Select pipe bedding shall consist of a non-cohesive ballast
material of which at least 50% will pass a Vt inch sieve and 100% will
pass a '/2 inch sieve, and that completely surrounds the pipe by a
radial depth of at least four inches and that is sufficiently consoli-
dated so that the intended earth loading will not produce further
compaction.
(3) Certified drain, waste and vent piping of polymeric plastic
having schedule 40 dimensions shall be installed with select pipe
bedding where the fill over thepipe will be subject to vehicular traffic
or where the burial depth exceeds eight feet.
(4) Sewer pipe of polymeric plastic certified to a standard that
requires a minimum pipe stiffness of 40 Ibs/in/in (275 kPa) shall be
installed with se\ect pipe bedding where the fill over thepipe will be
subject to vehicular traffic or where the burial depth measured from
the top of thepipe exceeds IVi feet.
Subsection 3.6. Testing of Drainage & Venting Systems
3.6.1.(1) A water test to test whether or not a leak exists in thepipe,
fittings or joints of a plumbing system shall be conducted as follows
on all or any part of the piping system:
1. The piping to be tested shall be sealed up with test plugs and
filled with water, ensuring that all air is removed from the piping.
2. Every part of the piping under test shall be under hydrostatic
pressure of at least five feet static head.
3. Despite paragraph 2, the upper five feet of a drainage or venting
system shall be tested by filling the stack vent to overflowing outside
the building where the piping is installed.
4. The test shall be carried out for at least fifteen minutes during
which time the piping shall be examined for any evidence of leakage.
(2) An air test to test whether or not a leak exists in the pipe, fit-
tings or joints of a plumbing system shall be used when lack of suffi-
cient water to carry out the test, freezing temperatures or other limit-
ing circumstances make a water test impracticable, and shall be
conducted as follows on all or any part of the piping system:
1. When a drainage and venting system is completed except for the
connection of fixtures, the piping to be tested shall be sealed up with
test plugs and pressured with air at a minimum pneumatic test pres-
sure of at least five psi.
2. The test shall be carried out for at least fifteen minutes during
which time the piping and the attached pressure gauge shall be exam-
ined for any evidence of leakage.
(3) A ball test to test whether or not a pipe is unobstructed and to
test that it is graded continuously in the direction of the intended
flow may be carried out on any nominally horizontal run ot pipe and
shall be carried out on buried drainage pipmg and shall be conducted
as follows:
1. The test ball shall be of a size that will roll freely through the
pipe to be tested and shall have a specific gravity greater than one.
2. The test ball shall be placed in the high end of the pipe and
allowed to roll, without any propulsive force other than that of grav-
ity, to the low end of the pipe, where if there are no obstructions, it
shall be caught and removed.
(4) A smoke test to test whether or not the trap seals, trap connec-
tions, yùr/Mre connections and any other work performed has left the
system air tight after the fixtures have been connected to the drainage
system and after a water test or air test has been carried out shall be
conducted as follows:
1. Stack openings, sewer connections and any other untrapped
openings shall be closed temporarily to withstand a pressure of at
least one inch water gauge.
2. Traps shall be filled with water.
3. The system being tested shall be pressured up to one inch water
gauge as indicated by a manometer, draft gauge or other pressure
gauge and shall be sealed.
4. The test shall be carried out for at least fifteen minutes and the
attached manometer or gauge shall be examined for any evidence of
leakage.
Subsection 3.7. Testing of Potable Water Systems
3.7.1.(1) Where a potable water system is to be tested, it shall be
tested with a hydrostatic test of not less than 150 psig for at lea.st one
hour to determine whether or not there is evidence of leakage.
(2) An air test may be used in lieu of a hydrostatic test referred to
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in Sentence (1) when the hydrostatic test is impracticable due to
freezing temperatures, lack of a sufficient water supply to carry out
the test or other limiting circumstances.
(3) When an air test is used in lieu of a hydrostatic test, the test
pressure shall not be less than 100 psig and shall be carried out for at
least two hours.
(4) When a test is conducted hydrostatically the test medium shall
be potable water. O. Reg. 815/84, Section 3; O. Reg. 675/85,
ss. 16-20.
SECTION 4— Drainage Systems
Subsection 4.1. Application
4.1.1. This Section applies to a sanitary drainage system and con-
nections thereto.
Subsection 4.2. Connections to Drainage Systems
4.2.1.(1) All drainage piping irom plumbing fixtures and plumbing
appliances shall drain to other drainage piping and shall terminate in
the building sewer.
(2) Laundry equipment, other than fixtures, shall be drained to a
sanitary sewer but is not required to be directly connected to a sani-
tary sewer.
(3) Despite Sentence (1), food handling, storage or processing
equipment in which food is not in sealed containers shall not be
directly connected to drainage or storm drainage piping.
(4) Despite Sentence (1), no floor drain shall be connected to
storm drainage pipe.
(5) The waste pipe from any single fixture and of a diameter of not
more than IVi inches may connect to,
(a) a yoke vent of two-inch size or greater; or
(b) a circuit vent, loop or relief vent of two-inch size or greater
that serves fixtures on only one floor.
(6) Where the lower end of a vent stack connects to a soil stack,
waste stock or building drain in accordance with article 5.3.2., a waste
pipe of a diameter of not more than 1 '/2 inches serving a single ^ture
may connect to the vent stack.
(7) In Sentence (6) the location of the fixture and the connection
of the waste pipe to the vent stack shall be on the same storey as the
connection of the vent stack to the soil stack, waste stack or building
drain, as the case may be.
(8) Where a vertical soil or waste slack that has a connected load
of twenty fixture units or more discharges to horizontal drainage
piping that may or may not be an offset in the stack, no fixtures shall
be connected to the horizontal drainage pipe for a distance of at least
five feet downstream from the rising stack.
4.2.2.(1) The waste from a drinking fountain may be directly or
indirectly drained to a sanitary or a storm drainage system and may
be used to prime trap seals.
indirect waste pipe draining into it, whichever is the greater;
and
(c) located in an accessible, ventilated and frost-free place.
(2) The air break between the indirect waste pipe and the rim of
the fixture into which it discharges shall be at least twice the diameter
of the indirect waste pipe or one inch whichever is the greater.
(3) A vented trap not less than 1 Vi inches trade size, installed spe-
cifically to receive only the discharge from one or more indirect waste
pipes shall be deemed to be a fixture.
(4) Every indirect waste pipe shall be trapped.
(5) No vent is required on an indirect waste pipe unless the indi-
rect collector system receives drainage on three or more floors.
(6) Where indirect drainage piping is vented, the vent pipe shall
go independently to open air.
(7) Every indirect waste pipe carrying waste from food or bever-
age equipment shall,
(a) if serving one single waste outlet, have a minimum inside
diameter of Va inch;
(b) if serving more than one waste outlet, have a minimum
inside diameter of IVi inches, and be calculated in accor-
dance with Table 4. 10. A.;
(c) have a cleanout access at every change of direction of more
than 45°;
(d) have a sufficient number of line cleanouts so that no part of
the waste pipe is more than twenty feet downstream from an
access point; and
(e) have one or more openings where the indirect waste pipe
may receive water or cleaning solution for the purpose of
flushing the entire length of the indirect waste pipe.
Subsection 4.3. Location of Fixtures
4.3.1. "Every fixture, appliance, interceptor, cleanout, valve, device
or piece of equipment shall be so located that it is readily accessible
for use, cleaning and maintenance.
4.3.2. No fixture, funnel drain, hub drain or floor drain receiving
indirect waste from a higher elevation shall be located in a crawl
space or other unfrequented area.
4.3.3. No garbage grinder, potato peeler or other piece of food
processing equipment shall be located upstream of a grease intercep-
tor.
4.3.4. Where gang trapped floor drains or fixtures are used, they
shall be contained within one room.
Subsection 4.4. Treatment of Sewage & Wastes
4.4.1. The temperature of discharged sewage shall not exceed
170°F.
(2) Where a drinking fountain waste is used to prime a trap seal,
the fountain trap does not require a vent.
4.2.3.(1) The fixture through which an indirect waste pipe is dis-
charged shall be,
(a) open;
(b) served by a vented P trap having a minimum size of IV4
inches or having one pipe size larger than the largest
Subsection 4.5. Traps
Article 4.5.1. Floor Drains and Hub Drains
4.5.1.(1) Floor drains and hub drains shall be deemed to be
plumbing fixtures and shall be separately trapped and vented.
(2) Where a drain is intended to serve as a hub drain and not a
floor drain, the flood level of the drain shall be at least IV2 inches
above the surrounding floor area.
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(3) A trap serving a floor drain or huh drain shall have a supply of
water flowing through it sufficient to maintain its trap seal.
(At) Where water flow cannot be maintained through the trap
referred to in Sentence (3), a mechanical device shall be installed to
maintain the trap seal.
(5) Where a mechanical device is installed to furnish water to a
trap, the pipe or tube conveying water from the device to the trap
shall be at least -Vs inch inside diameter.
(6) No trap serving a floor drain or hub drain shall be less than
two inch trade size and if installed in direct contact with the earth
shall be not less than three inch trade size.
(7) Reserved
(8) Despite Sentence (1), a trap serving a floor drain or hub drain
is not required to be vented where,
(a) the size of the trap is at least three inches;
(b) the length of X\\& fixture drain is at least thirty-six inches;
(c) the fixture drain from the trap connects as a branch to a
building drain or a sub drain or horizontal branch of a
building drain or a sub drain, none of which are smaller
than four inch trade size; and
(d) the total fall on the fixture drain between the trap and the
connection to the building drain or other permitted pipe
does not exceed the inside diameter of \\\e fixture drain.
(9) Where a fixture drain that is connected as set out in clause
(8) (c) is less than five feet from the base of a stack, the connection
shall be made above the horizontal centre line of the building drain.
(10) The grate or strainer of every floor drain shall,
(a) be removable and replaceable without the removal or
replacement of any grout, mortar or adhesive;
(b) be firmly held when in place so that a grate laid in a recess
in the floor remains flush with the finished floor; and
(c) where there is a tendency for the grate to dislodge, be held
in place with bolts or screws that comply with Article 2.9.2.
(It) A floor drain in a room or area where vehicular traffic occurs
shall,
(a) be made of metal or concrete with a perforated metal cover
or metal strainer of sufficient strength to support the vehic-
ular traffic;
(b) be connected to a drainage pipe of at least three inch trade
size;
(c) have a trap seal of at least six inches;
(d) be equipped with a cleanout; and
(e) where an elbow is installed in the sump, comply with the
requirements of Sentence 7.4.2.(2).
(12) Despite Sentence (\), floor drains in a parking garage need
not be vented but shall be,
(a) individually trapped and connected directly to drainage
piping;
(b) gang trapped and connected directly to drainage piping; or
(c) connected to an indirect waste system and shall be trapped
where there are vapours or odours that may move from one
floor drain to another floor drain.
(13) Despite Sentence (I), floor drains installed for the sole pur-
pose of draining off water spilled by a sprinkler system or other
equally odour free and non-putrescible substances may be gang trap-
ped if all the floor drains are in the same room and at the same floor
level.
(14) No floor drain in a room or area in which a furnace or boiler
is located shall connect to any drainage pipe that might convey a
flammable substance.
Article 4.5.2. Fixture Traps Other Than Floor Drains & Hub Drains
4.5.2.(1) Every fixture, funnel drain or other opening receiving
indirect waste shall be directly connected to drainage piping and shall
be separately trapped and vented except as otherwise provided in
Sentences 4.5.1.(8) and 5.1.1.(2).
(2) Fixtures having more than one compartment or more than one
drain from the same compartment may have all drains connected to
the same trap if the developed length of the waste pipe from the stop-
per of the most distant drain to the trap does not exceed thirty-six
inches.
(3) Two or more washing machines may be gang trapped where
each machine is individually connected by hose manufactured for the
purpose to a standing waste pipe provided that all the machines are in
the same room and on the same floor level.
(4) Two or more laboratory sinks draining only non-putrescible
wastes may be gang trapped provided that no noxious or hazardous
gases can escape from the untrapped piping and all sinks are in the
same room on the same floor level.
(5) An interceptor that is installed in a plumbing system and that
fulfills all the requirements of a trap with respect to function and
location shall be deemed to be a trap.
(6) Where more than one fixture discharges through the same
grease interceptor, each fixture shall be trapped and vented.
Article 4.5.3. Traps Other Than Fixture Traps
4.5.3.(1) Where storm drainage piping connects to drainage piping,
a trap with an accessible cleanout shall be installed in the storm drain-
age piping.
(2) Where a foundation drain or a subsurface drain is connected
to a sanitary drainage system, the drain shall be protected against the
back up of sewer gas and the sanitary drainage system shall be pro-
tected against the entry of grit and silt from the subsoil.
(3) An interceptor for sand or other sediment shall have a trap
seal of not less than six inches.
(4) Where a building trap is installed it shall,
(a) be provided with a cleanout on the upstream side of and
directly over the trap;
(b) be located upstream of the building sewer cleanout;
(c) be located,
(i) inside the building as close as practical to the place
where the building drain leaves the building, or
(ii) outside the building in a maintenance hole; and
(d) be located not more than four feet downstream of a fresh
air inlet that complies with Article 5.4..^.
(5) Where a waste pipe from a drinking fountain connects to
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storm drainage piping, a backwater valve or a checkvalve shall be
installed in the waste pipe between its trap and the connection.
(6) No drainage pipe shall be double trapped.
Subsection 4.6. Arrangements of Drainage Piping
4.6.1.(1) No vertical drainage pipe shall conduct both sanitary
sewage and storm water.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), waste from a drinking fountain may be
discharged into storm drainage.
(3) Where drainage piping and storm drainage piping are joined,
the junction shall be downstream of the building drain.
(4) Every drainage system, venting system and dead end shall be
&o graded that water will not collect in them and there are no unused
open ends.
(5) Branch drainage piping shall have the fittings installed so that
the converging streams meet at an angle of less than 90°.
4.6.2. No soil or waste pipe shall be located where leakage, conden-
sate or other moisture dripping from the pipe can find its way into a
potable water supply or food or beverage in process or storage.
4.6.3.(1) Where drainage piping cannot be drained directly into a
building sewer, it shall discharge into a tank that is water tight and air
tight except for the pipe connections coming into and leaving the
tank.
(2) A sewage tank in or under a building shall be water tight and
air tight, shall be vented to open air in accordance with article 5.6.5.
and shall be separate from any other tank.
(3) Where a tank is installed as set out in Sentence (1), pump or
ejector equipment shall be installed to transport sanitary sewage from
the tank to the building sewer or building drain.
(4) Where the pump or ejector equipment referred to in Sentence
(3) is not automatically controlled, the tank shall have sufficient
capacity to accomodate at least a twenty-four-hour accumulation of
sanitary sewage.
(5) Where a building trap is used in a plumbing system, the dis-
charge from the sewage tank shall enter the building drain or building
sewer downstream of the building trap unless a connection upstream
of the trap will not cause the system to malfunction.
(6) Every discharge pipe from a sewage tank or pump shall be
equipped with a union, check valve and a shut-off valve installed in
that sequence in the direction of discharge.
4.6.4. Where a backwater device is installed in drainage piping, it
shall be so designed and installed that when there is no back up of
sewage, the device will not interfere with the normal operation of the
system.
4.6.5.(1) Where a main sewer is installed at an elevation below the
elevation of the bottom of a wall of a building or other structure and
the building drain connects to a stack through a floor, the drain shall
retain its full size up through the floor and above the floor, but where
pipe and fittings are used that are restricted to underground installa-
tion, they shall terminate at the lower side of the floor.
(2) Reserved
(3) Where a building drain enters a building above the elevation
of the bottom of the wall of a building, the building drain shall be
deemed to terminate at the first point that the drainage pipe changes
direction from the horizontal to the vertical.
Subsection 4.7. Cleanouts
4.7.1.(1) In this subsection, "abrupt change of direction" means
any deflection from a straight line course that exceeds 45° and that is
not a smooth sweep having a turning radius of at least three pipe
diameters.
(2) Every sanitary drainage system shall be provided with
cleanouts that will permit cleaning of the entire system.
(3) A cleanout shall be installed at the bottom of every soil or
waste stack that connects to a horizontal drainage pipe.
(4) Despite Sentence (2), a cleanout may be installed in a
horizontal drainage pipe in the vicinity of the soil or waste stack, pro-
vided that the cleanout provides access to the horizontal drainage
piping for a plumber standing near the bottom of the stack.
(5) Every building drain shall be provided with a cleanout that is
located as close as practical to the place where the building drain
leaves the building.
(6) Where pipmg drains a kitchen sink or other food or beverage
storage or processing equipment, the cleanout access openings to the
piping shall be so located that all parts of the piping may be reached
by working downstream of the fixture a distance of not more than
twenty feet.
(7) Every sanitary building sewer or combined building sewer that
does not contain a maintenance hole shall be provided with a
cleanout access at every abrupt change of direction in either the
horizontal or the vertical plane.
(8) Where an abrupt change of direction in piping referred to in
Sentence (7) is accomplished by a series of deflections of 45° or less,
a length otpipe at least one foot long shall be installed between every
adjacent pair of deflection points.
(9) A cleanout shall be located immediately downstream of an oil
interceptor.
4.7.2.(1) A cleanout shall be provided on the upstream side and
directly over every running trap.
(2) Every waste pipe serving a wall hung urinal shall be provided
with a cleanout that is extended above the flood level of the fixture
and to the face of a wall where it is readily accessible.
4.7.3.(1) On drainage piping of four inch size and smaller, the mini-
mum size cleanout opening shall be the same as the pipe and on
drainage piping larger than four inch size the cleanout opening shall
be four inch or larger and the maximum spacing between cleanouts
on horizontal pipe shall be,
(a) in the case of a sink waste pipe, twenty ft.;
(b) in the case of a horizontal sanitary drainage and waste pipe
other than a sink, fifty ft.; and
(c) in the case of a horizontal sanitary drainage pipe larger than
four inch size, 100 ft.
(2) All parts of drainage piping shall be accessible by rodding in a
downstream direction not more than the distance allotted in clause
(1) (a), (b) or (c), as the case may be.
(3) Building sewers of six in. through twenty-one in. size and 100
feet or more in length shall be provided with access through mainte-
nance holes spaced not more than 300 feet apart and the first mainte-
nance hole shall be not more than eighty-five feet downstream from
the building drain.
(4) Sewer piping of a size larger than twenty-one in. shall have
maintenance holes spaced at intervals of not more than 500 ft. and no
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maintenance hole shall be more than eighty-five ft. downstream of a
building drain.
(5) Cleanouts that provide access for rodding in one direction
only shall be installed so as to provide rodding in the downstream
direction.
4.7.4.(1) Cleanouts and access covers shall be so located that the
openings are readily accessible for rodding and cleaning purposes.
(2) No cleanoul shall be located in a floor assembly so as to con-
stitute a hazard to any person and no cleanout shall be used as ^ floor
drain.
I
(3) Where a maintenance hole is installed to provide access to
underground drainage piping, the minimum in side clear dimension
of the maintenance hole shall be forty-eight inches and, when
enclosed within a building, shall be air tight and vented to open air.
Subsection 4.8. Minimum Slope & Lengths of Drainage Pipes
4.8.1.(1) Every fixture drain and every drainage pipe of three in.
size or less shall have a minimum grarfe of Vi in. per foot in the direc-
tion of flow.
(2) Sentence (1) does not apply to a/brce main.
(3) Where it is not possible to grade as set out in Sentence (1), a
lesser grade may be used if it will produce a gravity flow rate of at
least two ft. per second.
4.8.2. No fixture outlet pipe shall exceed three ft. in developed
length.
Subsection 4.9. Minimum Size of Drainage Pipes
4.9.1. No drainage pipe that is of minimum size required by this
Code for the purpose for which it is installed shall be so connected as
to drain to other drainage pipe of lesser capacity.
4.9.2.(1) Every waste pipe, except for a force main, that serves a
water closet shall be at least three inch size.
(2) Every horizontal drainage pipe serving three or more water
closets shall be at least four inch size.
(3) Every soil stack that serves more than six water closets shall
be at least four inch size.
(4) Every building drain and every building sewer shall be at least
four inch size.
4.9.3. Plumbing fixtures listed in Column 1 of Table 4.9.A. shall
have the outlet pipe size and the hydraulic load rating set opposite
thereto in columns 2 and 3 respectively.
TABLE 4.9.A.
Forming Part of Article 4.9.3.
Fixture of Appliance
Minimum
Size of
Fixture
Outlet Pipe
(inches)
Hydraulic Load
(Fixture units)
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Autopsy table
Bathroom group, consisting
of 1 water closet, 1 wash
basin and 1 bath tub or
shower stall
Bath tub with or without
overhead shower
Bath: foot sitzorslab
\'/2
11/2
\V2
2
8
l'/2
Minimum
Fixture of Appliance
Size of
Fixture
Outlet Pipe
(inches)
Hydraulic Load
(Fixture units)
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Bedpan washer
3
6
Beer cabinet
l"/2
1V6
Bidet
11/4
1
Chinese range
11/2
3
Dead fish tank or tray
11/2
IVz
Dental unit or cuspidor
11/4
1
Dishwasher
(a) domestic type
11/2
1
(b) commercial type
2
3
Drinking fountain
11/4
1
Floor drain
2
2 with 2 in. trap
3 with 3 in. trap
Garbage can washer
11/2
IVi
Garbage grinder
(a) domestic type
H/2
No load when
connected to domestic
kitchen sink
(b) commercial type
2
3
Glass washer, commercial
11/2
3
Icebox
11/4
1
Laundry tubs
(a) single or double units
or 2 single units with a
common trap
11/2
1 1/2 per compartment
(b) 3 compartments
11/2
1 Vz per compartment
Lavatory or wash basin
(a) normal service
11/4
1 with IVa in. trap
(b) normal service
11/2
1 Vz with 1 Vi in. trap
(c) bradley type
Use Table 4. 10. A.
Potato peeler
2
3
Potato and vegetable washer
2
4
Shower stall
l!/2
IV2
Showers in groups
as required
11/2 per head
Sinks
(a) flushing rim with
valve
2
6
(b) service ("P" /rap)
2
2
(c) service (trap standard)
3
3
(d) pot (scullery)
11/2
3
(e) surgeon's
11/2
3
(f) domestic
11/2
1 1/2 per compartment
(g) small laboratory
11/4
1
(h) bar (three comp)
11/2
IV2
(i) cup
11/4
Vi
(j) wash up
11/2
2 (each set of faucets)
Urinals
(a) pedestal (siphon jet or
blowout type)
2
3
(b) stall type
2
2
(c) wall hung (blow out)
2
2
(d) wall hung (separately
"P" trapped)
11/2
IVz
(e) wall hung (wash out
with integral trap)
11/2
\Vi
Water closet
(a) flush tank
3
6
(b) flush valve
3
8
4.9.4. No force main is required to meet the minimum size require-
ments of gravity drainage piping as set out in Table 4.9.A.
Subsection 4.10. Hydraulic Loads
4.10.1. The hydraulic load on a pipe is the total load from,
(a) every fixture that is connected to the system upstream of the
pipe;
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(b) every fixture for which provision is made for future connec-
tions upstream of the pipe; and
(c) all roofs and paved surfaces that drain into the system
upstream of the pipe, including water deflected from verti-
cal walls.
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4.10.4. For the purposes of determining the size of combined
drainage piping in accordance with Table 4.10. D., roof drainage,
pumped discharge and other continuous or semi-continuous flows
shall be calculated in gallons per minute and added to the drainage
rate as calculated in gallons per minute from Table 4.10.C.
4.10.2. Where the trap size is known, the hydraulic load of a
plumbing fixture not listed in Table 4.9.A. shall be assigned a value
in accordance with Table 4. 10. A.
TABLE 4. 10. A.
Forming Part of Article 4.10.2.
TABLE4.10.D.
Column 1
Column 2
Size of Trap
(inches)
Hydraulic Load
(fixture units)
m
2
2Vi
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
4.10.3.(1) No horizontal drainage piping of less than three in. size
shall have a fixture loading in excess of that permitted by Table
4.10.B. connected to the drainage piping.
TABLE4.10.B.
Forming Part of Sentence 4.10.3.(1)
Column 1
Column 2
Size of Branch
(inches)
Maximum Load
(fixture units)
1V4
IW
2
2
4
6
Forming Part of Sentence 4.10.3.(3) and Article 4.10.4
CAPACITY OF HORIZONTAL DRAINAGE PIPE CAN. G.P.M.
DRAIN
SIZE
NOMINAL
INCHES
LOADING
Slope,
in/foot
1/32
1/16
3/32
1/8
1/4
1/2
Column 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
3
Full
65% Full
I
—
-
-
68
46
98
67
4
Full
65% Full
—
I
—
97
63
140
91
203
132
5
Full
65% Full
—
125
81
148
96
178
116
255
165
370
240
6
Full
65% Full
144
94
195
127
240
156
285
185
418
272
610
396
8
Full
65% Full
280
182
415
269
525
341
600
390
878
578
1285
835
10
Full
65% Full
535
347
780
507
950
618
1130
735
1620
1050
2370
1540
12
Full
65% Full
900
585
1270
825
1500
975
1810
1180
2690
1750
3820
2460
15
Full
65% Full
1110
720
1550
1010
1820
1180
2140
1390
3070
1990
4300
2790
4.10.5.(1) No vertical waste pipe, branch or stack of less than three
in. diameter shall have a hydraulic load in excess of that permitted by
Table 4.10.E. connected to it.
(2) Reserved
(3) The horizontal drainage pipe size shall be that size determined
from Table 4.10.D. after the total connected load in fixture units on a
horizontal drainage pipe is converted to gallons per minute in accor-
dance with Table No. 4.10.C.
(4) Horizontal drainage piping shall be designed to carry no more
than 65 per cent of its full capacity.
TABLE4.10.C.
Forming Part of Sentence 4.10.3.(3) and 4.10.5.(3)
MAXIMUM PROBABLE DRAINAGE RATE CAN. G.P.M.
Fixture Units
in Service
F.U.
Col. 1
F.U.
Col. 1
X 10
F.U.
Col. 1
X 100
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
100
53
174
900
90
51
164
835
80
49
153
750
70
47
140
680
60
44
128
600
50
41
115
520
40
38
102
435
30
33
88
350
20
27
72
262
10
21
53
174
TABLE4.10.E.
Forming Part of Sentence 4.10.5.(1)
Maximum Load on Soil or Waste Stack, or Other
Vertical Drainage Pipe Fixture Units
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Pipe
Size
(inches)
Stack ht.
3 storeys
or less
Stack ht.
more than
3 storeys
For Each
Storey in stack
of more than
3 storeys
1V4
2
3
8
16
3
8
24
3
5
10
(2) Reserved
(3) The vertical drainage pipe size shall be that size determined
from Table 4.10.F. after the total connected load in fixture units on a
vertical drainage pipe is converted to gallons per minute in accor-
dance with Table No. 4.10.C.
(4) Vertical drainage piping shall be designed to carry no more
than 33 per cent of its full capacity.
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TABLE4.10.F.
Forming Part of Sentence 4.10.5.(3) and Sentence 5.7.2.(1)
SIZE AND LENGTH OF VENT STACKS
Stack size
inches
Water
occupied
Flow Rate
GPM
Vent stack size (inches) and
Max. length (feet)
IVi"
2"
2W
3"
(Drain)
area
Column 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
3
0.15
18.4
42
145
355
1040
.20
29.4
32
110
270
805
.25
43.0
27
94
230
680
.29
55.7
25
86
210
620
.30
58.4
24
85
205
610
4
.33
0.15
69.5
39.6
23
4"
81
35
200
85
585
250
975
.20
64.0
750
27
65
195
.25
92.5
635
23
55
165
.29
120
580
21
50
150
.30
126
570
20
49
147
5
.33
0.15
150
72.0
545
320
19
5"
47
28
140
82
985
.20
116
245
760
21
63
.25
168
207
640
18
53
.29
217
189
585
16
49
.30
228
186
575
16
48
6
.33
0.15
272
117
179
130
555
400
15
6"
46
33
1000
.20
189
100
310
775
26
.25
274
84
260
655
22
.29
354
77
240
595
20
.30
370
76
235
590
19
8
.33
0.15
441
251
73
31
225
95
565
240
19
8"
940
.20
406
24
73
185
720
.25
589
20
62
155
610
.29
762
18
56
140
555
.30
798
18
56
140
550
.33
950
17
53
135
525
10
0.15
455
10"
31
78
305
960
.20
736
735
24
60
235
.25
1070
625
20
51
200
.29
1380
570
18
46
180
.30
1440
560
18
46
180
.33
1730
535
17
44
170
12
0.15
740
380
12"
31
120
940
.20
1200
295
720
24
94
.25
1730
250
610
20
79
.29
2240
225
555
18
72
-.30
2350
225
550
18
71
.33
2800
215
525
17
68
15
0.15
1340
125
305
14"
40
480
.20
2170
96
235
370
31
.25
3140
81
200
310
26
.29
4070
74
180
290
24
.30
4260
73
180
280
23
.33
5080
70
170
270
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SECTION 5— Venting System
Subsection S.l. Vent Pipes for Traps
5.1.1.(1) Except as provided in Sentences (2), (3) and Article
5.2.1., every trap shall be vented.
(2) A trap that serves a floor drain, interceptor or sump, directly
connected to a building drain is not required to be vented where,
(a) the size of the trap is at least three inches;
(b) the length of the fixture drain is at least thirty-six inches;
(c) the total fall on Xhe fixture drain does not exceed its inside
diameter; and
(d) the minimum slope on a three inch fixture drain is Va in/ft
and on sizes larger than three inch is (/s in/ft.
(3) A trap is not required to be vented where,
(a) it serves a subsoil drainage pipe;
(b) it serves a storm drainage system; or
(c) it forms part of an indirect waste system, less than three sto-
reys high.
Subsection 5.2. Stack Venting & Modified Stack Venting, Loop &
Circuit Venting and Relief Venting
5.2.1. A vertical soil stack that is not less than three inch diameter
that is extended as a stack vent shall be deemed to vent a fixture trap
where the connection of the fixture drain meets the following
requirements:
1. The number of stack vented fixtures connected to one stack
above the water closet is not greater than four.
2. All fixtures of the stack vented group numbering four or less
above the water closet are on the same floor level or storey and the
stack receives no waste at a higher level.
3. The number of stack vented water closets is not greater than two.
4. Where two water closets are installed they are connected at the
same level to a vertical part of the stack by means of a double Y fit-
ting.
5. Where there are two water closets in a stack vented group and
they are installed as described in paragraph 4, the remaining/urmrei
of the group are connected directly and independently to the stack
above the connection of the two water closets and the uppermost
fixture is connected to the vertical stack.
6. Where there is only one water closet in the stack vented group it
is connected to the vertical stack or the horizontal continuation of the
stack and the remaining/ù-r«re5 upstream of the water closet are con-
nected directly and independently to the stack and the uppermost
fixture is connected to the vertical portion of the slack.
1. The total number of fixture units connected above the water
closet is not greater than six.
8. No fixture drain connected above the water closet is of more
than two inch trade size and is not serving a siphonic trap.
5.2.2.(1) A horizontal branch off a stack or a building drain may be
loop or circuit vented where,
(a) the loop or circuit vented branch is of a size three inches or
greater;
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(b) the number of loop or circuit vented fixtures is less than
seven per vent and in any group of six or less circuit vented
fixtures all but the last of the group are downstream of the
point where the circuit or loop vent connects to the branch;
(c) the loop or circuit vented fixture is a sanitary unit, floor
drain, hub drain, shower drain or trap standard slop sink;
(d) all fixtures connected to the loop or circuit vented branch
are on the same floor level;
(e) no soil or waste stack connects to the loop or circuit vented
branch;
(f) no loop or circuit vented trap has a horizontal run of waste
pipe of more than five ft.; and
(g) in a water closet installation, no loop or circuit vented trap
has a horizontal run of waste pipe of more than five feet nor
a vertical run of more than three feet.
(2) Where a stack or a building drain has a loop or circuit vented
branch connected to it and the stack or building drain carries more
than six fixture units of drainage upstream of the connection or has
connected to it a drainage pipe larger than two inch size or receives
drainage from a higher floor level, the loop or circuit vented branch
shall be relief vented.
(3) A relief vent required by Sentence (2) may be a wet vent if it is
of two in. size or greater and no more than one fixture having a maxi-
mum of 1 Vi fixture units is drained into it.
(4) Where no more than six loop or circuit vented fixture traps are
connected to two or more horizontal branches that connect to the
same horizontal branch, the horizontal branches may have a com-
bined relief vent.
Subsection 5.3. Vent Pipes for Soil or Waste Stacks
5.3.1. The upper end of every soil or waste stack shall terminate in
a stack vent and the stack vent shall terminate in open air outside the
building or connect directly or through a header to another stack vent
or vent stack that does terminate in open air outside the building.
5.3.2.(1) Where back vents, relief vents, circuit vents or loop vents
are installed in two or more storeys served by a soil stack or waste
stack, a vent stack shall be installed in conjunction with the soil or
waste stack.
storey in which plumbing is or may be installed, including the base-
ment of a single family dwelling, shall have extended into it or pass-
ing through it a vent pipe that is at least IV^ inch size.
(5) Where a single family dwelling, built prior to the 7th day of
April, 1976, has a vent pipe installed in the basement that is at least
1 Vi inch trade size and there is no larger vent pipe in the area, the 1 V*
inch pipe may be used to vent one water closet and one wash basin,
where both fixtures are located in the basement and where the vent
connecting the water closet or the wash basin and the water closet to
the vent pipe, is at least IVi in. trade size.
(6) Where a vent stack is required by Sentence (1) to be installed
in conjunction with the soil or waste stack as a result of additions or
alterations to a plumbing system in an existing building, the vent
stack may be erected vertically outside the building, provided that,
(a) no single change of direction of the stack exceeds 45°;
(b) all parts of the stack are vertical;
(c) the stack terminates above the roof of the building where
the building is four storeys in height or less; and
(d) the requirements set out in Sentence 5.5.5.(3) are met.
5.3.3.(1) Where a soil stack or a waste stack receives the discharge
from fixtures located on more than eleven storeys, a yoke vent shall
be installed,
(a) for each section of five storeys or part thereof counted from
the top down; and
(b) at or immediately above each offset or double offset.
(2) The yoke vent shall be connected to the soil or waste stack by
means of a drainage fitting at or immediately below the lowest soil or
waste pipe from the lowest i/orey of the section described in Sentence
(1)-
(3) The yoke vent shall connect to the vent stack at least three ft.,
three in. above the floor level of the lowest storey in the section
described in Sentence (1).
(4) Despite Sentence (1), a yoke vent is not required to be
installed where the soil or waste stack is interconnected to the vent
stack in each storey by means of 3l fixture or a group oiventeà fixtures
installed in accordance with Subsection 5.2.
(2) Despite Sentence (1), a vent stack is not required to be
installed in conjunction with the soil or waste stack in a residential
building of three storeys or less.
(3) A vent stack shall,
(a) have its lower end connected to,
(i) the waste stack or soil stack at or below the lowest
horizontal drainage pipe connected to the waste stack
or soil stack, OT
(ii) the building drain immediately downstream of the
slack connection;
(b) extend to the open air independently or through a header;
(c) have its lower end, where it is connected to the soil stack,
waste stack or building drain, of a size and length as deter-
mined from Table 4.10. F.; and
(d) despite clause (c), at each point of interconnection with a
branch vent be not smaller than the minimum size permitted
byTable5.7.B.
(4) Where a plumbing system is installed in a building, every
Subsection 5.4. Miscellaneous Vent Pipes
5.4.1. Every tank that receives sewage shall be provided with a vent
pipe that is connected to the top of the tank and that is sized in accor-
dance with Article 5.6.5.
5.4.2.(1) Every oil interceptor shall be provided with two vent pipes
that,
(a) connect to the interceptor at opposite ends;
(b) extend independently to open air;
(c) terminate at least seven ft. above ground; and
(d) do not connect to each other or any other vent pipe.
(2) Adjacent compartments within an oil interceptor shall be con-
nected to each other by a vent opening.
(3) Every grease or oil interceptor shall have a vent pipe that is at
least 1 Vi inch size connected to the outlet pipe, except where it is
protected against siphoning.
5.4.3. Where a building trap is installed in a plumbing system, a
fresh air inlet not less than four in. in size shall be connected
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upstream of the building trap and within four ft. of the building trap
and downstream of any other connection.
Subsection 5.5. Arrangements for Vent Piping
5.5.1.(1) Every waste pipe shall be installed and back vented at the
same time.
(2) Every vent pipe shall be installed without a sag or depression.
5.5.2.(1) Every vent pipe in a plumbing system shall be installed so
as to be direct as possible to a vent stack or open air, as the case may
be, and so that any horizontal run below the flood level of the fixture
to which the vent pipe is installed is eliminated where structurally
possible.
(2) Where a vent pipe is connected to a nominally horizontal soil
or waste pipe, the connection shall be above the horizontal centre
line of the soil or waste pipe.
(3) Despite Sentence (2), a wet vent is not required to be con-
nected above the horizontal centre line of the soil or waste pipe.
5.5.3.(1) Except as provided in Sentences (2) and (3), a vent pipe
that protects a fixture trap shall be so located that,
(a) the developed length of a fixture drain measured from the
trap weir is,
(i) not less than twice the size of the fixture drain, and
(ii) not more than five feet;
(b) the total fall of the fixture drain from a "P" trap is not
greater than the size of the fixture drain; and
(c) no fixture drain has a cumulative change of direction of
more than 135°.
(2) No fixture drain of a water closet, S-trap standard or a fixture
that depends on siphonic action for the proper functioning of the
fixture and that discharges vertically shall have a cumulative change
of direction of more than 225°.
(3) No vertical leg of the waste from a water closet or other fixture
that has an integral siphonic flushing action shall exceed three ft.
(4) The vent pipe from a water closet or olheT fixture that has an
integral siphonic flushing action may be connected to the vertical leg
of its waste pipe.
5.5.4.(1) The upper end of every vent pipe shall be above the fiood
level of the highest /ùrmre it serves before connecting to another vent
pipe.
(2) No vent piping shall be so arranged that it will serve as a by-
pass in the event of an obstruction in the drainage pipe.
5.5.5.(1) The upper end of every vent pipe that is not terminated in
open air shall be connected to a venting system that is terminated in
open air.
(2) A vent pipe that serves an oil interceptor, a vent stack that is
permitted by Sentence 5.3.2.(6), a vent stack and a stack vent shall
each terminate in open air as set out in Sentence (3).
(3) The terminal of a vent pipe shall be located,
(a) at least three feet above or twelve feet in any other direc-
tion from any air inlet, openable window or door in,
(i) the building in which the vent pipe is installed, and
(ii) in any adjacent building;
(b) at least six inches above the roof of the building where the
vent is installed and, where storm water is intended to pond
on the roof, at least six inches above the high water level;
and
(c) at least seven ft. above the roof of the building that the vent
is installed in, where the roof is intended for human occu-
pancy.
(4) Clause (3) (a) does not apply to aftesh air inlet pipe.
(5) Where a vent pipe is located seven feet or more above a roof,
it shall be so constructed as to be stable and secure.
(6) Where a stack ot vent pipe passes through a roof or a wall, the
stack or vent pipe shall be equipped with a flashing so installed that
no storm water can pass between the structure and the flashing or
between the flashing and the pipe or slack.
(7) Flashing shall be of material specified in Article 2.9.11. and
on a shingled roof shall have a minimum dimension of twenty inches
by twenty inches.
(8) Where a sleeve flashing is installed on a flat roof it shall
extend at least six inches above the flood level and on a sloped roof
shall be at least six inches high on the short side.
(9) No bore of a vent stack or stack vent shall be reduced or
obstructed by the installation of a flashing.
Subsection 5.6. Minimum Size of Vent Pipes
5.6.1.(1) Except as provided in Article 5.3.1 and 5.7.1, where a
vent pipe vents one or more fixture traps, the pipe size of the vent
pipe shall be in accordance with Table 5. 6. A.
TABLE 5.6.A.
Forming Part of Sentence 5.6.1.(1)
Column 1
Column 2
Size of Trap
Minimum Size
Served, in.
of Vent Pipe, in.
l'/4
Wa
11/2
H/4
2
IVi
21/2
\Vi
3
\Vi
4
\Vi
5
2
6
2
(2) Every relief vent, loop vetit or circuit vent shall be at least two
inch size.
5.6.2.(1) Except as provided in Sentence 5.3.2.(5), no branch vent,
stack vent, vent stack or header shall be a size less than the size of the
largest vent pipe connected to it.
(2) Every building drain, every branch of a building drain that is
designated as part of the building drain and every connected
drainage pipe that acts as a building drain shall terminate at its
upstream end in a stack of at least three inch size.
(3) A stack referred to in Sentence (2) shall be a ,vc«7 stack if one is
available and may be a vent stack or wa-ite stack that provides at least
three inch stack vent and that goes to open air above the rotif, either
directly or through a header.
5.6.3. Reserved
5.6.4. Where a yoke vent is required to be installed in accordance
with Article 5.3.3., the>'oA:e vent shall be at least two inch size.
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5.6.5. Where the diameter of an Met pipe to a sewage tank is,
(a) five inches or larger, the diameter of the vent pipe from the
tank shall be at least four inches; and
(b) less than five inches, the diameter of the vent pipe from the
tank shall be the greater of,
(i) 1 V4 inches, or
(ii) one trade size smaller than the Met pipe.
5.6.6.(1) Every vent pipe venting a manufactured oil or grease
interceptor shall, where the manufacturer makes recommendations,
be sized in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.
(2) Where vent pipes of IV4, IV^ or two inch size are installed in
one location and each vent pipe vents separately to open air, each
vent pipe shall be increased to at least three inch size before being
vented through a roof or an exterior wall.
(3) Where a manufacturer of a grease or oil interceptor makes no
recommendation with respect to the size of the vent pipe venting an
oil or grease interceptor, the interceptor shall be vented at each end
with a vent pipe that is not more than one size smaller than the larg-
est connected drainage pipe and not less than 1 1/4 inch nominal p/pe
size.
(4) Every vent pipe serving an oil or grease interceptor that is built
in location shall be at least of three inch size throughout its length.
Subsection 5.7. Sizing of Vent Pipes and Wet Vents
5.7.1.(1) Where two or three fixtures are installed in a plumbing
system any one of the fixtures may be wet vented by one or both of
the other fixtures if,
(a) all the fixtures are on the same floor level;
(b) only the wet vented fixture is a water closet or other fixture
using a siphonic trap;
(c) where the wet vented trap is not a siphonic trap, it is a P-trap
and the wet vent is connected to the horizontal waste pipe
downstream from the weir of the P-trap at least eighteen
inches and not more than five feet;
(d) at least one of the wet venting fixtures is drained through a
vertical continuous waste and vent and the waste pipe serving
as a wet vent is at least,
(i) l'/4 inch size, where the wet vented trap is of I1/4 or
1 1/2 inch size,
(ii) 1 1/2 inch size, where the wet vented trap is of two inch
size, or
(iii) two inch size, where the wet vented trap is of three,
four or six inch size.
(2) Where there are two wet venting fixtures in a plumbing system
referred to in Sentence (1) and both connect to the same vertical con-
tinuous waste and vent, both wet venting fixtures shall, where they are
connected at the same level, be vented by a double Y or double
waste fitting or, where they are not connected at the same level, be
separately vented.
5.7.2.(1) No branch vent and its connecting branch shall be smaller
in diameter than the diameter calculated in accordance with Table
5.7.B. and where Table 4.10.F. is not applicable to the vent, the
maximum length of the vent shall be calculated in accordance with
Table5.7.C.
TABLE 5.7.B.
Forming Part of Sentence 5.7.2.(1)
BRANCH VENTING
Combination
Number
Size of
Receiving
Vent
Maximum Number
Size and Nature of Connecting Vents
11/4 in.
Other Than
Water
Closet
IViin.
Other Than
Water
Closet
l'/2in.
Water
Closet
Column 1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
11/4
l'/2
IV2
\Vi
11/2
11/2
IV2
2
2
2
2V2
21/2
4
12
4
2
50
25
25
6
1
2
25
12
12
2
1
1
1
6
10
10
Note: Vent pipes permitted in columns 3 and 4 of combinations 2 to
12 may be exchanged on the basis of two l'/4 inch vent pipes
equal to one 1 V2 inch vent pipe.
TABLE 5.7.C.
Forming Part of Sentence 5.7.2.(1)
MAXIMUM LENGTH OF VENTS
Column 1
Column 2
Pipe, trade size,
in inches
Maximum length,
in feet
11/4
IVi
2
2V2
3
4
5
6
50
50
60
80
100
150
200
250
(2) Where Table 4.10.F. is not applicable to a branch vent,
header, loop or circuit vent, no vent, header or loop vent shall have
branch connections in excess of the number that are permitted by the
combinations in Table 5.7.B. and, where one vent pipe protects
more than one trap, each trap shall be counted as one vent.
(3) Reserved
(4) For the purpose of Table 5.7. C,
(a) the length of a loop vent shall be the developed length from
the soil or waste pipe to the stack vent;
(b) the length of a circuit vent shall be the developed length
from the horizontal soil or waste /7/pe to the vent stack, stack
vent, header or open air, and
(c) the length of a branch vent shall be the developed length of
vent piping from the most distant soil or waste pipe connec-
tion to a vent stack, stack vent, header or open air.
(5) Reserved
(6) Reserved
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(7) For the purpose of Table 4.10.F. and Table 5.7.C., the length
of a header shall be the developed length of vent piping from the venl
stack or slack venl where the header terminates to the most distant
vent or slack connected to it.
5.7.3. For the purpose of Table 4.10.F. and Table 5.1. C, the
length of a vent slack or stack vent shall be its developed length from
its lower end where it connects to drainage piping to its upper end
where it connects to a header or goes directly to open air. O. Reg.
815/84, Section 5; O. Reg. 675/85, ss. 29-37.
SECTION 6— Potable Water Systems
Subsection 6.1. Arrangement of Piping
6.1.1.(1) E\ery fixture supplied with separate hot and cold water
controls shall have the hot water control on the left and the cold on
the right.
(2) Where hot and cold water is mixed and the temperature is
regulated by a single, unmarked, manual control, a movement to the
left shall increase the temperature and a movement to the right shall
decrease the temperature.
(3) A single control hot and cold water supply device that does
not comply with Sentence (2) shall have sufficient markings to make
the control pattern obvious to a person operating the control for the
first time.
6.1.2.(1) All water piping shall be sograded or pitched that all parts
of the system can be drained.
(2) Sentence (1) does not apply to a water service pipe or a
distributing pipe buried in the earth.
(3) Where a drain valve is installed in a plumbing system, it shall
completely drain the piping that it serves.
6.1.3.(1) Every water service pipe shall be provided with a building
control valve adjacent to the inner surface of the wall or floor
through which the service pipe enters the building.
(2) A drainport shall be provided downstream of the building
control valve required by Sentence (1) and if there is a meter, the
drainport shall be downstream of the meter.
(3) Where the building control valve required by Sentence (1) is
of one inch size or smaller, the valve and the drainport may be com-
bined in the form of a stop and waste valve.
(4) Despite Sentences (1), (2) and (3), where the water supply is
to be metered, the installation of the meter, including the piping that
is part of the meter installation and the valving arrangement for the
meter installation, shall be according to the water purveyor's require-
ments.
6.1.4. Where a water service or a cold water distributing system
contains pipe or fittings that may be damaged by water of 200°F or
hotter, the supply pipe to the water heater shall be check valved to
protect the cold v/ater piping.
6.1.5.(1) Every distributing pipe that extends through more than
one storey shall be provided with a shut-off valve at the source of
supply to the riser.
(2) Sentence (1) does not apply to a single family dwelling.
6.1.6. The supply to every water closet shall be provided with a
shut-off valve.
6.1.7.(1) Every flushing device that serves a water closet or one or
more urinals shall have sufficient capacity and be so adjusted as to
deliver at each operation a volume of water that will thoroughly flush
the fixture or fixtures that it serves.
(2) Where a manually operated flushing device is installed in a
plumbing system, it shall serve only one fixture.
6.1.8. The water supply in each dwelling unit in a building of mul-
tiple dwelling units shall be controllable without interruption of the
water supply in other dwelling units or the water supply to each
fixture in each dwelling unit shall be separately valved.
6.1.9. The water supply to each fixture in a public washroom shall
be individually valved and each valve shall be accessible.
6.1.10. Every pipe in a plumbing system that is supplied with cold
water from a water tank shall be provided with a shut-off valve
located close to the tank.
6.1.11. Every pipe in a plumbing system that supplies a hot water
tank shall be provided with a shut-off valve located close to the hot
water tank.
6.1.12.(1) Every pipe in a plumbing system that passes through an
exterior wall to supply water to an outside hose bibb or other outside
requirement shall, subject to Sentence (2), be fitted with a stop and
waste valve adjacent to the inside of the exterior wall.
(2) Where a hose bib referred to in Sentence (I) is a self draining
wall hydrant, a stop valve may be used in Ueu of a stop and waste.
6.1.13.(1) Every pressure vessel that is part of aplumbing system or
connected to a plumbing system shall be relief valved so that the
internal pressure of the plumbing system will not rise beyond 150
p.s.i. or 1/2 the maximum test pressure sustained by the vessel which-
ever is the lesser.
(2) Every storage-type water heater that is part of aplumbing sys-
tem shall be protected by,
(a) a temperature relief valve that will spill sufficient hot water
to hold the temperature in the hottest part of the tank
below 210°F and the part of the relief valve that is the sens-
ing device shall be installed within the top six inches of the
tank and, where the relief valve is certified, in accordance
with Sentence 2.9.10.(1), shall be installed in accordance
with CSA Standard C22.2 No. 110-M1981 Construction and
Test of Electric Storage-Tank Water Heaters or CGA Stan-
dard CANl-4, 1-77, as the case may be; or
(b) an energy cut-off device that is independent of the normal
thermostatic control and that will shut off the electrical
energy or fuel supply before the water temperature exceeds
210°F and the part of the cut-off device that is the tempera-
ture sensing device shall be installed on or within the top sbi
inches of the tank and, where the cut-off device is certified
in accordance with CSA 22.2 No. 110-M1981, installed in
accordance with the CSA Standard.
(3) Every water heater equipped with an energy cut-off device
shall have the location of the device clearly marked on the jacket of
the heater.
(4) A combined pressure-temperature relief valve may be used to
comply with the requirements of Sentences (1) and (2).
(5) Every pipe or tube that conveys water from a temperature
relief, pressure relief or a combined temperature and pressure relief
valve that is installed on a hot water tank shall,
(a) be of a size at least equal to the size of the outlet of the
valve;
(b) terminate above a floor drain or sump, or if there is no floor
drain or sump, at a distance not less than six inches and not
more than twelve inches from a floor and discharge verti-
cally down;
(c) if routed to or through an area where freezing temperatures
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may occur, have within the warm area adjacent to the tank
an indirect connection that is not more than twelve inches
above floor level; and
(d) if there is no drainpipe connected to the relief valve and the
water spills directly from the valve, terminate at a distance
not less than six inches and not more than twelve inches
from a floor and discharge vertically down.
(6) No shut-off valve shall be installed on a pipe between a hot
water tank and a relief valve or on a discharge pipe from such a relief
valve.
6.1.14. Every valve in a water distributing piping shall be readily
accessible for maintenance.
6.1.15. Every plumbing system shall be so designed as to eliminate
water hammer.
Subsection 6.2. Protection from Contamination
6.2.1.(1) For the purpose of this subsection, "consumer", when
used to refer to a consumer of water, means the person actually using
the water.
(2) No potable water that is supplied to a consumer by a water
purveyor shall be treated or adulterated before it reaches the con-
sumer except where such process is administered under the complete
control of,
(a) the water purveyor, or
(b) the consumer with the consent of the water purveyor.
(3) No person shall interfere with a potable water system in any
manner that will cause the water to become non-potable.
(4) No connection shall be made between a potable water system
supplied with water from a water works approved under the Ontario
Water Resources Act and any other potable water system without the
consent of the water purveyor.
(5) Where a hose bibb is installed outside a building or inside a
garage, the potable water system shall be protected against backflow
through the hose bibb.
6.2.2. Every newly installed part of a potable water system shall be
clean and free of any matter that may affect the health of a person
before being put into service.
6.2.3.(1) Every potable water system that supplies a fixture or tank
that is not subject to pressures above atmospheric shall be protected
against back siphonage by a backflow preventer.
(2) Where the water level in a tank is controlled by an overflow
arrangement, the highest water level permitted by the overflow shall
for the purpose of preventing backflow be considered to be tUe flood
level.
(3) An atmospheric vacuum breaker shall not be used on a fixture
or device that operates for more than twelve hours continuously.
6.2.4. The height of an air gap shall be at least three times the
diameter of the v^ater supply pipe to the fixture or tank and shall not
be less than one inch.
6.2.5.(1) An atmospheric vacuum breaker shall be installed with its
critical level at least two inches above the flood level of a fixture or
maximum water level in a tank.
(2) A pressure vacuum breaker shall be installed with its critical
level at least twelve inches above the flood level of a fixture or maxi-
mum water level in a tank.
(3) Where the critical level is not marked on an atmospheric
vacuum breaker or pressure vacuum breaker, the critical level shall be
deemed to be the lowest point on the device.
6.2.6. A vacuum breaker, that is not of the pressure type and that is
installed to serve as a back-siphonage preventer, shall be so installed
that when the flow of water through it is stopped, the pressure of the
water in it will automatically drop to atmospheric pressure or less.
6.2.7. Where a potable water supply is connected to a boiler, cool-
ing jacket or other device where a non-potable fluid may be under
pressure that is above atmospheric or the water outlet may be sub-
merged in the non-potable fluid, the water supply shall be fitted with
a backflow preventer that is certified to the applicable CSA Standard
of the B64 series.
6.2.8. Where a backflow preventer is installed to protect a potable
water system from contamination, the backflow preventer shall be
selected, installed, maintained and field tested in accordance with
CSA Standard B64.10-M1981.
6.2.9. Where apotable water supply serves a fire protection system,
the fire protection system shall be isolated by means of,
(a) where no water treatment chemicals or anti-freeze solutions
are added to a fire protection system, a double check valve
assembly certified to CSA Standard B64. 5-1976; and
(b) where water treatment chemicals or anti-freeze solutions
are added to a fire protection system, a reduced pressure
principle backflow preventer certified to CSA Standard
B64.4-1976.
Subsection 6.3. Tanks
6.3.1. Every tank that is installed in a plumbing system shall be sup-
ported independently of the piping that is connected to it.
6.3.2.(1) Every open tank shall be equipped with an overflow p/pe
that drains to afixture.
(2) Where a tank is connected to apotable water system, the tank
shall have a valved drain line connected to it at the lowest part of the
tank.
(3) Where a drain line referred to in Sentence (2) discharges into
afixture or receptacle, an air break equal to at least three drain line
diameters shall be installed in the drain line.
Subsection 6.4. Reserved
Subsection 6.5. Size and Capacity of Pipes
6.5.1.(1) Except as provided in Sentence (2), the size of apipe that
supplies water to afixture or device shall comply with Table 6.5.A.
TABLE 6.5.A.
Forming Part of Sentence 6.5.1.(1)
Column 1
Column 2
Minimum Size
Fixture or Device
of Supply Pipe, in.
Bath tub
1/2
Combination sink and tray
'/5
Drinking fountain
V»
Dishwasher, domestic
Vi
Kitchen sink, domestic
Vi
Kitchen sink, commercial
Vi
Lavatory
%
Laundry tray: 1, 2 or 3 compartments
Vz
Shower, single head
Vi
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Column 1
Column 2
Fixture or Device
Minimum Size
of Supply fjpe, in.
Sink, service, slop
Sink, flushing rim
Urinal, flush tank
Urinal, direct flush valve type
Water closet, flush valve type
Water closet, tank type
Hose bibb
Wall hydrant
Vi
1
Vi
(2) Where a water distributing pipe is not directly connected to a
fixture or a fixture faucet but is connected with a flexible tube of a
diameter smaller than that specified by Table 6.5.A., the developed
length of the connector shall not be more than fourteen inches and,
where -V» inch pipe of iron pipe size is used, the maximum length
shall not exceed thirty-six inches.
6.5.2.(1) No serx'ice pipe shall have a capacity that is less than the
peak demand flow.
(2) No service pipe, and no distributing pipe between the point of
connection with the serx'ice pipe or the meter and l\\e first branch that
supplies a water heater, shall have an inside diameter of less than -Vi
inch.
(3) Every pipe that supplies a fixture shall have a capacity that will
produce a flow in the fixture that will flush the fixture and keep it in a
sanitary condition. O. Reg. 815/84, Section 6; O. Reg. 675/85,
ss. 38-47; O. Reg. 588'88, ss. 1, 3.
SECTION 7— Storm Drainage Systems
Subsection 7.1. Application
7.1.1. This section applies to all rainwater leaders conducting water
from a roof through the interior of the building, to the building storm
drain within or under the building, to the building storm sewer and to
other storm water conductors connected directly to a building storm
drain or a building storm sewer.
Subsection 7.2. Materials for Storm Water Drainage
7.2.1.(1) Storm drainage piping that is installed above ground inside
a building shall be,
(a) cast iron soil pipe certified to CSA Standard B70-M 1 978;
(b) ductile iron water pipe manufactured to ANSI/A WWA
Standard C151/A21.51-1981;
(c) galvanized steel or wrought Won pipe of schedule 40 dimen-
sion and manufactured to ASTM Standard A53 or A 1 20;
(d) hard drawn copper tube manufactured to ASTM Standard
B306-76 Copper Drainage Tube;
(e) asbestos cement certified to CSA Standard B127.1-M1977;
(f) acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene certified to CSA Standard
CAN3-B181.1-M85;
(g) poly (vinyl chloride) certified to CSA Standard CAN3-
B181.2-M85, BI37.3-M1981 or B182.2-M1983 that has a
dimension ratio of thirty-five or less; or
(h) aluminum pipe certified to CSA Standard CAN3-B281-
M85,
as the case requires.
(2) Storm drainage piping that is installed below ground within
the perimeter of the building or not more than three feet beyond the
building shall be,
(a) cast iron soilpipe certified to CSA Standard B70-M1978;
(b) asbestos cement sewer pipe manufactured to CGSB Stan-
dard 34-GP-23M or 34-GP-9dM;
(c) vitrified clay pipe certified to CSA Standard A60.1 or
A60.1-M1976;
(d) copper tube of type "L" or "K";
(e) acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene certified to CSA Standard
CAN3-BI81.1-M85 or B182.1-M1983 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less;
(f) poly (vinyl chloride) certified to,
(i) CSA Standard CAN3.B181.1-M85,
(ii) CSA Standard B182.1-M1983 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less,
(iii) CSA Standard B182.2-M1983 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less,
(iv) CSA Standard B182.3-M1983 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less, or
(v) CSA Standard B137.3-M1981 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less;
(g) concrete pipe that complies with the applicable CSA Stan-
dard of the A257-1974 series; or
(h) aluminum pipe certified to CSA Standard CAN3-B281-
M85,
as the case requires.
(3) Piping that is installed in a building storm sewer from the
building storm drain to the street line or a point of disposal on the
property shall be,
(a) cast iron so'Apipe certified to CSA Standard B70-M1978;
(b) asbestos cement sewer pipe manufactured to CGSB Stan-
dard 34-GP-23M or 34GP;
(c) vitrified clay pipe certified to CSA Standard A60. 1-1969 or
A60.1-M1976;
(d) acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene certified to CSA Standard
CAN3-B181.1-M85 or B182.1-M1983 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less;
(e) poly (vinyl chloride) certified to,
(i) CSA Standard CAN3-B181.2-M85,
(ii) CSA Standard B 182.1 -Ml 983 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less,
(iii) CSA Standard B182.2-MI983 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less,
(iv) CSA Standard B182.3-M1983 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less, or
(v) CSA Standard B137.3-M1981 that has a dimension
ratio of thirty-five or less;
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(f) concrete pipe that complies with the applicable CSA Stan-
dard of the A257-1974 series; or
(g) where disposal is to surface waters, corrugated galvanized
steel,
as the case may be.
(4) Despite Sentence (I), rainwater leaders that are exposed
throughout their length in buildings may be of black iron or steel
pipe.
Subsection 7.3. Installation
7.3.1. Where a building is provided with roof hoppers, the installa-
tion ol storm drainage piping shall include the connection to the roof
hoppers.
7.3.2.(1) Rainwater leaders and other storm drainage piping
installed above ground shall be securely hung, braced and buttressed
so that the weight of the pipe full of water and the maximum hydro-
static head produced by such a condition will not overload the pipe,
fittings, joints or hangers or other supports.
(2) Pipe hangers shall be spaced sufficiently close so that piping
referred to in Sentence (1) will remain in alignment and free from
visible sags under maximum load conditions.
(3) Pipe referred to in Sentence (1) shall be attached by using
manufactured expansion joints or be laid out so that the pipe is self
compensating during periods of expansion or contraction.
(4) Reserved
(5) Where black iron or steel rainwater leaders are exposed
throughout their length in buildings the anchor brackets may be
welded to the pipe.
(6) Subsection 3.5 applies with necessary modifications to the
installation of underground storm drainage piping.
7.3.3. A roof hopper shall be of such a design that it,
(a) can be securely and easily attached to the storm drainage
piping;
(b) can be disassembled without any specialized tools; and
(c) produces a waterproof joint between the roof hopper and
the storm drainage piping.
Subsection 7.4. Cleaning Considerations , „
7.4.1.(1) In this subsection, "abrupt change of direction" means
any deflection from a straight line course that exceeds 45° and that is
not a smooth sweep having a turning radius of at least three pipe
diameters.
(2) A storm drainage system shall be so designed that the flow
velocity in all pipes in the system will be greater than two feet per
second when flowing half full.
(3) Where there is an abrupt change of direction in an under-
ground storm drainage pipe, a maintenance hole shall be installed at
the abrupt change.
(4) Where a storm drainage pipe has a branch of a smaller diame-
ter than the run, the change in size shall be made at the junction of
the branch and the run or as close to it as is possible in the circum-
stances.
(5) Horizontal storm drainage piping of four inch diameter or less
shall have all parts of the pipe interior accessible to a cleaning swab
or scraper by rodding downstream of the cleanout a distance of not
more than fifty feet.
(6) The maximum rodding distance in a downstream direction in
a horizontal storm drainage pipe of six inch diameter shall be 100
feet.
(7) Where it is not possible to rod the entire 100 feet referred to
in Sentence (6) in the building in which the pipe is installed, access
outside the building shall be provided by a maintenance hole or a
cleanout opening extended to ground grade.
(8) Where a horizontal storm drainage pipe that is greater than six
inch in diameter and is not greater than twenty-four inches in diame-
ter is installed in a building, no cleanout openings shall be more than
150 feet apart.
(9) Where a horizontal storm drainage pipe of a type described in
Sentence (8) is installed outside a building, underground cleanout
access shall be provided by maintenance holes spaced not more than
300 feet apart and the one nearest to the building shall be not more
than eighty-five feet from the face of the building.
(10) Storm drainage piping that is greater than twenty-four inches
in diameter shall be provided with access maintenance holes that are
not more than 500 feet apart.
7.4.2.(1) A maintenance hole required by subsection 7.4 on a
horizontal storm drainage pipe shall have a minimum clear diameter
of forty-eight inches if it is of a circular cross section and shall have a
minimum interior side dimension of forty-eight inches if it is of rec-
tangular cross section.
(2) Where an area drain or catch basin is trapped by a down-
turned elbow on the pipe end in a sump, there shall be at least twelve
inches of clear space between the elbow and the opposite wall of the
sump. O. Reg. 815/84, Section 7; O. Reg. 675/85, ss. 48, 49;
O. Reg. 588/88, s. 1.
SECTION 8— Proprietary Plumbing
Subsection 8.1. Definition of a Proprietary Plumbing System
8.1.1. In this section,
"architect" means the holder of a licence, a certificate of practice or
a temporary licence under the Architects Act;
"professional engineer" means a person who holds a licence or a
temporary licence under the Professional Engineers Act;
"Proprietary Plumbing System" means a plumbing system or part
thereof, the design and all components of which are the exclusive
property or are under the exclusive control of the same person.
Subsection 8.2. Control of Proprietary Plumbing System
8.2.2. Sections 2, 3, 4 and 5 of this Code do not apply to a propri-
etary p/MmWng system designed on the vacuum or single pipe princi-
ple where,
(a) the system is designed by a professional engineer or archi-
tect;
(b) all component parts of the system including pipes, fittings,
fixtures, pumps, valves and appurtenances are specified as
to size, type and quality on the drawings and specifications
accompanying the application for a permit; and
(c) the actual layout and installation of the system including the
hanging and jointing of pipes and fittings and the mounting
affixtures and appurtenances are subject to supervision and
review during installation by a professional engineer or
architect and conform to the drawings and specifications
submitted with the application for a permit. O. Reg.
815/84, Section 8.
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REGULATION 902
RATE OF INTEREST
1. For the purpose of paragraph 2 of subsection 64 (1) of the Act
the rate of interest is 5 per cent per annum. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
737, s. 1.
shall submit such information and material as the Director may rea-
sonably require to satisfy the Director as to the character, qualifica-
tions and financial responsibility of the applicant or its directors and
officers.
(3) Every holder of a well contractor licence shall notify the
Director of any change in the information furnished in Form 1 or
Form 3 or under subsection (2) within ten days after the date of the
change. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 3.
REGULATION 903
WELLS
Definitions
1. In this Regulation,
"air vent" means an outlet at the upper end of the casing that allows
for equalization of air pressure between the inside of the casing
and the atmosphere and for the release of gases from the well;
"annular space" means open space between the casing and the side
of a well;
"aquifer" means •» water-bearing formation that is capable of trans-
mitting water in sufficient quantities to serve as a source of water
supply;
"assistant well 11 -hnician" means a person who works at the con-
struction of wells as an employee or agent of the holder of a well
contractor licence under the supervision of the holder of a well
technician licence;
"bedrock" means the solid rock underlying unconsolidated material
such as sand, gravel and clay;
"casing" means pipe, tubing or other material installed in a well to
support its sides;
"flowing well" means a well that has a static water level above the
surface of the adjacent ground;
"mineralized water" means water containing in excess of 6,000 milli-
grams per litre total dissolved solids or 500 milligrams per litre
chlorides or 500 milligrams per litre sulphates;
"overburden" means unconsolidated material overlying bedrock;
"static water level" means the level attained by water at equilibrium
in a well when no water is being taken from the well;
"well owner" means the owner of land upon which a well is situated
and includes a tenant or lessee of the land and a person who enters
into a contract to have a well constructed. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 1.
Well Contractor Licence
2.— (1) An application for a well contractor licence shall be in
Form 1.
(2) A well contractor licence shall be in Form 2.
(3) An application for renewal of a well contractor licence shall
be in Form 3. .
(4) The fee for a well contractor licence or renewal thereof is $10.
O. Reg. 612/84, s. 2.
3.— (1) It is a requirement that an applicant for a well contractor
licence or renewal thereof or, where the applicant is a partnership or
a corporation, a partner or director thereof, be eighteen years of age
or older.
(2) An applicant for a well contractor licence or renewal thereof
4.— (1) The following are prescribed as conditions attaching to
every well contractor licence:
1. The licensee shall be registered as an itinerant seller under
the Consumer Protection Act but this condition does not
apply with respect to a person who is not required to be so
registered.
2. The licensee shall maintain insurance in a form approved by
the Superintendent of Insurance of the Province of Ontario
for every well construction business carried on by the
licensee, with respect to the liability of the licensee and the
licensee's employees arising out of such a well construction
business,
i. in an amount not less than $100,000 for property
damage arising out of any one incident, and
ii. in an amount not less than $100,000 for the death of
or bodily injury to any person not an employee of
the licensee, for each such person,
but the contract of insurance may,
iii. limit the insurer's liability under the contract of
insurance arising out of any one incident to
$200,000, and
iv. provide that the insured shall be responsible for a
stated amount, up to $1,000, for each claim for
which coverage is required.
3. The licensee shall not do work or cause any work to be
done with respect to the construction of wells except by or
under the supervision of a holder of a well technician
licence acting within the authority granted by his well tech-
nician licence who is,
i. the licensee,
ii. where the licensee is a partnership, one of the part-
ners,
iii. where the licensee is a corporation, an officer or
director, or
iv. an employee of the licensee.
4. The licensee shall submit to the Director in respect of every
assistant well technician who is his employee or agent,
i. an application for an identification card in Form 8,
during the fourth month after the employee or agent
began to work for or on behalf of the licensee, and
ii. a submission, in Form 8, on every anniversary of the
initial submission which the employee or agent con-
tinues to work for or on behalf of the licensee.
5. The licensee shall comply and shall ensure that employees
and agents comply with the requirements of the Act and
this Regulation. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 4 (1); O. Reg. 132/85,
s. 1.
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Well Technician Licence
5.— (1) The following classes of well technician licence are pre-
scribed:
1. Well Drilling being a licence authorizing the holder to con-
struct and supervise the construction of wells by means of
well drilling equipment including,
i. rotary drilling equipment (standard, reverse, air,
mud and air percussion),
ii. cable tool (churn and percussion), and
iii. diamond drilling equipment.
2. Well Digging and Boring being a licence authorizing the
holder to construct and supervise the construction of wells
by means of digging with non-powered equipment or with a
back-hoe or power shovel and by means of boring or auger-
ing equipment.
3. Other Well Construction being a licence authorizing the
holder to construct and supervise the construction of wells
by only the methods or equipment specified on the licence.
4. Pump Installation being a licence authorizing the holder to
install or supervise the installation of pumps and related
equipment in or connected to a well.
(2) An application for a well technician licence shall be in Form
4.
(3) A well technician licence shall be in Form 5.
(4) An application for renewal of a well technician licence shall
be in Form 6.
(5) The fee for any class of well technician licence is $10.
(6) The fee for a well technician licence of two, three or four
classes is $15, $20 and $25, respectively when a single application is
made for a well technician licence of more than one class.
(7) Where an application serves to add one, two or three classes
to a current well technician licence, the fee for the addition is $5, $10
and $15, respectively.
(8) The fee for renewal of a well technician licence is $10.
O. Reg. 612/84, s. 5.
6.— (1) It is a requirement that an applicant for a well technician
licence be eighteen years of age or older. -
(2) An applicant for a well technician licence or renewal thereof
shall submit such information and material as the Director may rea-
sonably require to be satisfied as to the character, qualifications and
physical health and ability of the applicant.
(3) The following are prescribed as qualifications for an applicant
for any class of well technician licence:
1 . Six months work experience helping at or doing the activity
that would be authorized by the licence applied for.
2. Either,
i. a combination of experience at the activity to be
authorized by the licence applied for and education
concentrating on that activity totalling twenty-four
months with an academic year being considered as
twelve months, or
ii. successful completion of a course of two academic
years concentrating upon the activity to be autho-
rized by the licence applied for offered by a commu-
nity college or its equivalent. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 6.
7. The following are prescribed as conditions attaching to every
well technician licence:
1. The licensee shall not supervise the operation of more than
two pieces of well construction equipment at one time.
2. The licensee shall work or supervise work in connection
with the construction of a well only as specifically autho-
rized by the well technician licence he or she holds.
3. The licensee, while doing or supervising work related to the
construction of wells, shall carry a copy of his or her licence
and shall produce it upon the request of an employee or
agent of the Ministry.
4. The licensee shall comply and shall ensure that every per-
son under his or her supervision shall comply with the
requirements of the Act and this Regulation. O. Reg.
612/84, s. 7.
Examination
8.— (1) Every applicant for a well contractor licence or a well tech-
nician licence shall take an examination set by the Director.
(2) Where the applicant for a well contractor licence is a corpora-
tion or partnership, the examination required under subsection (1)
shall be taken by each of the official representatives of the applicant.
(3) An application for an appointment to take an examination
shall be in Form 7.
(4) The fee for an examination is $10.
(5) An applicant who has paid the fee shall be given at least seven
days notice of the date, time and place appointed for his or her
examination.
(6) No applicant may try an examination for the same licence
more than four times in any period of twelve months.
(7) For the purposes of subsection (6), an applicant who had an
appointment for an examination that he or she did not try shall be
deemed to have tried the examination. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 8.
Assistant Well Technician
9.— (1) Every assistant well technician without an identification
card issued under this Regulation is exempt from section 43 of the
Act when working at the construction of wells on condition that he or
she is supervised by a holder of a well technician licence who is
present at the site.
(2) Every assistant well technician to whom an identification card
has been issued under this Regulation is exempt from section 43 of
the Act when working at the construction of wells on behalf of the
licensee named on the card on condition that,
(a) he or she carries the card with them and produces it upon
the request of an employee or agent of the Ministry; and
(b) he or she is supervised by the holder of a well technician
licence who is available to be called to the site within one
hour. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 9.
Equipment Markings
10. Every piece of powered well construction equipment in use or
at the site of a well under construction shall bear an identification
marker obtained from the Director, affixed so as to be visible and
legible at all times. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 10.
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Construction Requirements
U.— (1) Every person constructing a well shall comply with the
requirements set out in sections 12, 13, 14, 15, 17 and 18.
(2) Every person constructing a well shall make and have avail-
able for inspection, at the well site during construction or testing, an
up-to-date record, including a geological log, of the construction and
testingof the well.
(3) When the construction of a well is completed or when a well
under construction is left unattended, the person constructing the
well shall cover the upper open end of the well securely in a manner
sufficient to prevent entry into it of surface water or foreign materi-
als.
(4) On the day the construction of a well is completed, the person
constructing the well shall, unless the well owner otherwise directs,
(a) provide the well owner with a water sample from the well of
at least one litre for visual examination; and
(b) measure the depth of the well in the presence of the well
owner.
(5) Upon completion of construction of a well, the person con-
structing the well shall,
(a) test the yield of the well in accordance with section 19;
(b) complete the well record in Form 9;
(c) deliver a copy of the well record to the well owner within
two weeks after the date on which the well construction
equipment is removed from the site;
(d) forward a copy of the well record to the Director within one
month after the date on which the well construction equip-
ment is removed from the site; and
(e) retain a copy of the well record for two years.
(6) Where construction of a well is completed but the well is not
developed to a sand-free state, the person constructing the well shall
notify the well owner of this condition and shall make note of it on
the well record.
(7) Subject to subsection (8), where a flowing well is constructed,
the person constructing the well,
(a) shall install a device that controls the discharge of water
from within the well casing; and
(b) shall construct the well in such manner as to,
(i) accommodate and be compatible with an appropri-
ate device required by clause (a), and
(ii) prevent any uncontrolled flow at the well site.
(8) A person constructing a well who is unable to meet the
requirements of subsection (7) shall abandon the following well in
accordance with subsection 21 (1).
(9) Every contract for the construction of a well shall be deemed
to contain a term placing responsibility for the cost of complying with
subsection (7) or (8) upon the person undertaking construction of the
well except in the case of a written contract that expressly releases
such person from the responsibility in respect of flowing wells.
(10) Where a well casing extends above the land surface, the per-
son constructing the well shall ensure that the surface drainage is
such that water will not collect or pond in the vicinity of the well.
O. Reg. 612/84, s. 11.
12.— (1) The site of a new well shall be separated from a source of
pollution by at least the separation distance required by Regulation
358 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990 between the source of
pollution and the well of the proposed type.
(2) The site of a new drilled well shall be at least fifteen metres
from a source of pollution other than one mentioned in subsection
(7).
(3) The site of a new bored or dug well or any other well without
watertight casing to a depth of six metres below ground level shall be
at least thirty metres from a source of pollution other than one men-
tioned in subsection (7).
(4) The site of a new well shall be chosen so that the well is acces-
sible for cleaning, treatment, repair, testing and inspection.
(5) The site of a new bored or dug well shall, where practical, be
at an elevation higher than the immediate surrounding area.
(6) No well pit shall be constructed at a location likely to result in
accumulation of water in the well pit unless the well pit is constructed
with adequate provision for drainage or automatic pumping of the
well pit.
(7) For the purpose of subsection (1), "source of pollution"
means an existing septic tank system or other sewage system subject
to Part VIII of the Environmental Protection Act and includes a sew-
age system to be constructed or enlarged under an issued certificate
of approval under Part VllI of the Environmental Protection Act.
O. Reg. 612/84, s. 12.
Casing
13.— (1) Casing shall be new material and, if cement, the cement
shall be fully cured prior to installation.
(2) A well that obtains water from an overburden aquifer shall be
cased from at least thirty centimetres above the ground surface or
above the floor of a well pit to the water-producing zone.
(3) A well that obtains water from a bedrock aquifer shall be
cased from at least thirty centimetres above the ground surface or
above the floor of a well pit to the bedrock and the casing shall be
firmly seated in the bedrock and, if necessary, grouted into the bed-
rock to prevent impairment of the quality of the water in the well and
aquifer.
(4) The length of casing employed in a drilled well to satisfy the
requirements of subsection (2) or (3) shall not be less than six metres
unless the only useful aquifer available requires use of less casing.
(5) The following are the minimum specifications for casing:
1. Nominal 4.78 millimetres and minimum 4.18 millimetres for
steel casing with an inside diameter of more than 50.8 milli-
metres.
2. Nominal 2.77 millimetres and minimum 2.41 millimetres for
steel casing with an inside diameter of 50.8 millimetres or
less.
3. Nominal 5.08 centimetres for cement-tile casing with an
inside diameter of 60.96 centimetres or more.
4. 18 gauge for combined corrugated and galvanized steel cas-
ing used in bored or dug wells.
5. 0.635 centimetres for plastic casing with an inside diameter
of 10.16 centimetres or more and plastic casing shall be
ABS or PVC pipe manufactured from virgin resin and
approved for potable water use by the Canadian Standards
Association.
(6) Any joints in casing shall be made in such a way as to prevent
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entry into the well of any substance that might impair the quality of
the water.
(7) The annular overlap space between casings of different diam-
eters shall be sealed so as to prevent the entry of overburden materi-
als into the well. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 13.
ANNUijiiR Space
14.— (1) Where a well is drilled by a method other than diamond
drilling,
(a) the well shall be at least six metres deep unless the only use-
ful aquifer available necessitates a shallower well;
(b) the w.:ll shall be constructed for a minimum depth of three
metres from the land surface with a diameter at least five
centimetres greater than the proposed diameter of the fin-
ished well;
(c) the annular space from a minimum depth of three metres to
a depth not less than 2.5 metres from the land surface shall
be filled with suitable cement grout, concrete, bentonite, or
equivalent commercial slurry or clay slurry;
(d) the annular space between the land surface and the material
required by clause (c) shall be filled with bentonite or
equivalent commercial slurry, clay slurry, well cuttings or
overburden materials; and
(e) where bedrock is three metres or less from the land surface,
the entire portion of the annular space in bedrock shall be
filled with suitable cement grout or concrete and the
remaining annular space to the land surface shall be filled
with suitable cement grout, concrete, bentonite or equiva-
lent commercial slurry or clay slurry.
(2) Where a well is constructed by diamond drilling equipment
and bedrock is six metres or more below the land surface, clauses
(l)(a),(b),(c)and(d)apply.
(3) Where a well is constructed by diamond drilling equipment
and bedrock is less than six metres below the land surface,
(a) the well shall be at least six metres deep unless the only use-
ful aquifer available necessitates a shallower well;
(b) the portion of the well from the land surface to bedrock
shall be constructed with a diameter at least five centime-
tres greater than the proposed diameter of the finished well;
(c) suitable grout shall be forced through the casing in the por-
tion of the hole in bedrock so as to seal all openings in the
bedrock portion of the hole to a depth of at least six metres
below land surface and the grout shall be allowed to set;
and
(d) the remaining annular space to land surface shall be filled
with suitable cement grout, concrete, bentonite or equiva-
lent commercial slurry or clay slurry.
(4) Where a well is constructed by boring or digging equipment
to a depth of more than 2.5 metres,
(a) all joints in the casing from land surface to a depth of not
less than 2.5 metres shall be sealed and made waterproof;
(b) any annular space from the bottom of the well to a depth
not closer to land surface than 2.5 metres shall be filled with
clean, washed gravel or sand; and
(c) the annular space between the land surface and the material
required by clause (b) shall be filled with suitable cement
grout, concrete, bentonite or equivalent commercial slurry
or clay slurry.
(5) Where a well is constructed by boring or digging equipment
to a depth of 2.5 metres or less,
(a) all joints in the casing from land surface to a depth of not
less than one metre shall be sealed and made waterproof;
(b) any annular space from the bottom of the well to a depth
not closer to land surface than one metre shall be filled with
clean, washed gravel or sand; and
(c) the annular space between the land surface and the material
required by clause (b) shall be filled with suitable cement
grout, concrete, bentonite or equivalent commercial slurry
or clay slurry.
(6) Where a well is drilled through the bottom of a bored or dug
well and the bored or dug portion is not to be left in service,
(a) the well shall meet the casing requirements of section 13
except as they may require casing within the former bored
or dug well;
(b) the casing of the drilled well shall extend upwards through
the former dug or bored well to within 2.5 metres of the
land surface or closer to land surface, if necessary, to com-
ply with subsection 12 (6);
(c) the annular space from the bottom of the dug or bored well
to a height of at least 0.5 metres shall be filled with suitable
cement grout or concrete; and
(d) the annular space between the material required by clause
(c) and the top of the casing shall be filled with bentonite or
equivalent commercial slurry, clay slurry, well cuttings or
overburden materials.
(7) Where a well is drilled through the bottom of a bored or dug
well and the bored or dug portion is to be left in service,
(a) clauses (6) (a) and (c) apply;
(b) the casing of the drilled well shall extend upwards through
the dug or bored well to within 2.5 metres of the land sur-
face or closer to land surface, if necessary, to prevent water
from the bored or dug portion getting into the casing; and
(c) the bored or dug well must meet the requirements of sub-
section (4) or (5), whichever is appropriate, as if it were a
new well.
(8) Where a drilled well is deepened,
(a) the well shall meet the casing requirements of section 13
except that subsections 13 (1) and (5) do not apply to pre-
vent continuing utilization of the casing in the existing well
if it appears sound; and
(b) the well shall meet the requirements of subsection (1), (2)
or (3), whichever is applicable.
(9) Where a bored or dug well is deepened by boring or digging,
(a) the well shall meet the casing requirements of section 13
except that subsections 13 (1) and (5) do not apply to pre-
vent continuing utilization of the casing in the existing well
if it appears sound; and
(b) the well shall meet the requirements of subsection (4) or
(5), whichever is applicable. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 14.
Chlorination
15.— (1) When the construction of a well, other than a flowing
well, is completed, the water in the well shall be chlorinated by the
creation in the water of the well of a concentration of 250 milligrams
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of chlorine per litre of water and the maintenance of the said concen-
tration for a period of at least twelve hours.
(2) Where pumping equipment is installed in a well, in addition
to the requirments of subsection (1),
(a) the chlorinated water shall be brought into contact and
maintained in contact with all areas of the pumping equip-
ment that will come into contact with the water in the well
when the well is in use; and
(b) at the end of the required period of chlorination, the chlori-
nated water shall be pumped from the well until no odour
of chlorine remains in the well water. O. Reg. 612/84,
s. 15.
Application
16. Sections 12 to 15 apply only to the construction and putting
into operation of a new well except as otherwise provided therein.
O. Reg. 612/84, s. 16.
Pump Installation
17.— (1) Where a connection to the casing of a drilled well is made
below the surface of the ground, either a well seal or pitless adapter
shall be used and the connection shall be made watertight.
(2) Where a connection to the casing of a bored or dug well is
made below the surface of the ground,
(a) the connection shall be made watertight with durable seal-
ing material; and
(b) the outside trench excavation shall be filled with suitable
cement grout, concrete, bentonite or equivalent commer-
cial slurry or clay slurry extending from the casing a mini-
mum distance outward of 0.5 metres and extending from
the bottom of the excavation to within 0.5 metres of the
land surface.
(3) Where pumping equipment, other than a vertical-turbine
pump, is installed in a drilled well, the top of the casing shall be
sealed with a commercially manufactured well cap.
(4) Where a vertical-turbine pump is installed in a well,
(a) the casing shall be extended to at least thirty .entimetres
above the land surface or, where a floor has been con-
structed around or adjacent to the casing, at least fifteen
centimetres above the floor; and
(b) the top of the casing shall be shielded in a manner sufficient
to prevent entry of any material that may impair the quality
of the water in the well. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 17.
Venting
18. Where pumping equipment is installed in a drilled well, other
than a well in which the casing is used to transmit water out of the
well,
(a) where the inside diameter of the casing is less than 12.7 cen-
timetres, an air vent of 0.3 centimetres minimum inside
diameter shall be installed;
(b) where the inside diameter of the casing is 12.7 centimetres
or more, an air vent of 1.2 centimetres minimum inside
diameter shall be installed;
(c) where a well pit exists, the air vent shall extend to within fif-
teen centimetres from the top of the well pit;
(d) where no well pit exists, the air vent shall extend above the
land surface a distance sufficient to prevent the entry of
flood water from any anticipated flooding in the area but
not less than thirty centimetres;
(e) the open end of the air vent shall be shielded and screened
in a manner sufficient to prevent the entry of any materials
into the well; and
(f) if natural gas is present, the air vent shall be extended to the
outside atmosphere in a manner that will safely disperse all
gases. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 18.
Testing of Well Yield
19.— (1) When the yield of water from a well is tested and the
pumping equipment used will permit the measurement of water lev-
els in the well,
(a) the water level in the well shall be measured and recorded
on the well record in Form 9 immediately before com-
mencement of pumping and every fifteen minutes there-
after during pumping;
(b) the water level in the well shall be measured by means of a
tape, air line or electrical device;
(c) water shall be pumped from the well continuously for at
least one hour; and
(d) the rate of pumping during the test shall be recorded on the
well record in Form 9.
(2) If water cannot be pumped from the well continuously for one
hour, there shall be recorded on the well record in Form 9,
(a) the reason pumping was discontinued;
(b) the rate of pumping and the length of the pumping period;
and
(c) the water level measurements made.
(3) When the yield of water from a well is tested and a bailer or
other pumping equipment is used that will not permit the accurate
measurement of water levels in the well,
(a) the water level in the well shall be measured and recorded
on the well record in Form 9 immediately before com-
mencement of bailing or pumping, upon termination of
bailing or pumping and every fifteen minutes thereafter for
at least one hour;
(b) the water level in the well shall be measured by means of a
tape, air line or electrical device;
(c) water shall be bailed or pumped from the well continuously
for at least one hour; and
(d) the rate of bailing or pumping during the test shall be
recorded on the well record in Form 9.
(4) If water cannot be bailed or pumped from the well continu-
ously for one hour, there shall be recorded on the well record in
Form 9,
(a) the reason pumping or bailing was discontinued; and
(b) the rate of bailing or pumping and the length of the bailing
or pumping period. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 19.
(5) Every person testing water yield from a well shall ensure that
the test is carried out, completed and recorded in accordance with
this section. O. Reg. 601/88, s. 1.
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Contamination Control
20.— (1) Where a well is constructed and mineralized water is
encountered, the person constructing the well shall immediately
notify the well owner that the condition exists.
(2) Where a well is constructed and natural gas is encountered,
the person constructing the well shall immediately notify the well
owner and the Director that the condition exists.
(3) The well owner shall maintain the well at all times after the
completion date in a manner sufficient to prevent the entry into the
well of surface water or other foreign materials. O. Reg. 612/84,
s. 20.
Abanckdnment
21.— (1) When a well is to be abandoned, it shall be plugged with
concrete or other suitable material so as to preclude the vertical
movement of water or gas in the well between aquifers or between an
aquifer and the ground surface.
(2) The well owner of a new well that is dry shall forthwith aban-
don the well.
(3) The well owner of a well that is not being used or maintained
for future use as a well shall forthwith abandon the well.
(4) The well owner of a well that is producing salfy, sulphurous or
mineralized water or water that is otherwise not potable shall forth-
with abandon the well.
(5) The well owner of a well in which natural gas is encountered
or a well that is constructed in contravention of any provision of this
Regulation dealing with the location or spacing of wells, the methods
and materials used in the construction of wells or the standards of
well construction shall forthwith abandon the well if directed to do so
by the Director. O. Reg. 612/84, s. 21.
(6) Every owner of an abandoned well shall ensure that the well
is plugged in accordance with subsection (1). O. Reg. 601/88, s. 2.
Form 1
Ontario Water Resources Act
APPLICATION FOR A WELL CONTRACTOR LICENCE
1. Applicant: Any individual or corporation may apply alone or together with others for a well contractor licence.
Name Telephone
Address Postal Code
Lot Concession Township
2. For each applicant which is a corporation, complete the following:
Corporation Name Telephone
Address Postal Code
Please attach a list of the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all directors and officers of each corporation.
3. The following are all the business names under which the applicant(s) intend to carry on business under the authority of the licence
applied for:
1. Name
2. Name
3. Name
4. The following are the names of all the official representatives of the well contractor. (Note: Where the applicant is a corporation or part-
nership, one or more directors, officers or partners shall be designated as the official representatives of the applicant and shall have the
duty of ensuring that the Act and this Regulation are complied with.):
1. Name
2. Name
3. Name
5. The following are the names of full-time employees holding a valid Well Technician Licence:
1. Name Lie. No. .
2. Name Lie. No. .
3. Name Lie. No. .
6. My registration number as an itinerant seller under the Consumer Protection Act is:
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7. The well construction business to be carried on under the authority of the licence applied for is covered by liability insurance under policy
No expiring the day of 19 of issued
(name insurance Co.)
through
(name insurance agent)
8. The following are the names of the applicant(s) or official representative(s) who have passed the Ministry of the Environment Well Con-
tractor Licence Examination:
1. Name Exam Certificate No
2. Name Exam Certificate No
3. Name Exam Certificate No
9. I enclose the fee for a Well Contractor Licence of $10 in cheque or money order payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
Application is hereby made for a Well Contractor Licence and the above information is provided for the purpose of this application.
If there is more than ONE applicant, the applicants carry on or intend to carry on a well construction business in partnership or in associa-
tion, and are all the partners or associates carrying on the well construction business together.
Note: This application must be signed,
(a) by the applicant personally if he or she is carrying on business as a sole proprietor;
(b) by all of the partners who intend to carry on business under the authority of the licence applied for; or
(c) by a director or officer of a corporation which is the applicant.
Date Signature of Applicant(s)
O. Reg. 612/84, Form 1.
Form 2
Licence No. .
Ontario Water Resources Act
WELL CONTRACTOR LICENCE
Name:
Address:
This authority under section 40 of the Ontario Water Resources Act to carry on the business of constructing wells.
Expiry Date Director
O. Reg. 612/84, Form 2.
Form 3
Ontario Water Resources Act
RENEWAL APPLICATION- WELL CONTRACTOR LICENCE
I hereby apply for renewal of Well Contractor Licence No issued to
The total number of wells (including test holes) constructed in Ontario during the last year the above licence was held is
I enclose/do not enclose a Notice of Change of Information reporting changes In the information submitted with the original application for the
Well Contractor Licence. All previous changes have been reported in writing.
I enclose the fee for renewal of a Well Contractor Licence of $10 in cheque or money order payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
Date Signature of Licensee or
Official Representative
O. Reg. 612/84, Form 3.
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Form 4
Ontario Water Resources Act
APPLICATION FOR A WELL TECHNICIAN LICENCE
Name: Telephone No
Home Address: Postal Code:
Date of Birth:
Well Technician Examination Certificate No
Employer Name: Telephone No.:
Business Address:
Well Contractor Licence No.:
Summary of Work Experience and Education. (Please give approximate dates and specific nature of work or education to show how it qualifies
you for the licence applied for. Attach separate sheet if necessary.)
I DO/DO NOT hold a current Well Technician Licence (specify licence number )
I hereby apply for a Well Technician Licence: (Check one or more). (Be sure to check all classes under your current licence, if any, as well as new
class(es) applied for.)
( ) 1- Well Drilling
( ) 2— Well Digging and Boring
( ) 3— Other Well Construction
(specify methods or equipment to be used)
( ) 4— Pump Installation
Notes: The fee payable is $10 for a licence of one Class plus an additional $5 for each additional Class of licence applied for.
If you hold a current Well Technician Licence and this application serves to add additional Classes to your licence, the fee payable is $5
for each new licence Class applied for.
I enclose the fee for a Well Technician Licence in the amount of $ in cheque or money order payable to the Treasurer
of Ontario.
Note: This application must be signed by the applicant personally.
Date
Form 5
Ontario Water Resources Act
WELL TECHNICIAN LICENCE
Signature
Licence No. .
O. Reg. 612/84, Form 4.
Name:
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Address: .
Class(es):
This is authority under section 44 of the Ontario Water Resources Act to work at the construction of wells only as stated in the Regulations for a
licence of the class(es) specified.
Expiry Date Director
O. Reg. 612/84, Form 5.
Formé
Ontario Water Resources Act
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL- WELL TECHNICIAN LICENCE
Name: Telephone:
Home Address: Postal Code:
Employer Name: Telephone:
Business Address:
Well Contractor Licence No.:
I hereby apply for renewal of my current Well Technician Licence No and I enclose the fee of $10 in cheque or money order pay-
able to the Treasurer of Ontario.
Date Signature
O. Reg. 612/84, Form 6.
Form?
Ontario Water Resources Act
APPLICATION FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO TAKE AN EXAMINATION
Name:
Home Address: Postal Code:
Business Address: Postal Code:
Telephone: Home Business
I hereby apply for an appointment to take an examination for a:
( ) Well Contractor Licence
( ) Well Technician Licence Class 1. Well Drilhng
( ) Well Technician Licence Class 2. Well Digging and Boring
( ) Well Technician Licence Class 3. Other Well Construction Specify
( ) Well Technician Licence Class 4. Pump Installation
I enclose the fee of $10 in cheque or money order payable to the Treasurer of Ontario.
Date Signature
O. Reg. 612/84, Form 7.
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Form 8
Ontario Water Resources AcI
ASSISTANT WELL TECHNICIAN APPLICATION FOR IDENTIFICATION CARD
OR ANNUAL SUBMISSION
Name of Well Contractor:
Address: Telephone:
Well Contractor Licence No
Name of Assistant Well Technician:
Address: Telephone:
The Assistant Well Technician named above has worked for the Well Contractor named above, assisting at the construction of wells, since
Date
(Cross out the following paragraph if not applicable).
I have previously submitted a copy of Form 8 on behalf of the Assistant Well Technician named above and identification card No.
was issued to him by the Director, Ministry of the Environment.
Date
Signature of Licensee or
Official Representative
O. Reg. 612/84, Form 8.
Form 9
Ontario Water Resources Act
WATER WELL RECORD
(County, District or Region)
(Township, Borough, City, Town, Village)
(Con., Block, Tract, Survey, etc.)
(Lot)
(Owner)
(Telephone)
Date well construction equipment removed from site
(Address)
Day
Month
Year
LOG OF OVERBURDEN AND BEDROCK MATERIALS
General Colour
Most
Common Material
Other Materials
General Description
Depth Metres
From
To
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WATER RECORD
Water Found at— Metres
Kind of Water
n Fresh n Sulphur
n Salty n Mineral
n Gas
n Fresh n Sulphur
n Salty n Mineral
n Gas
n Fresh n Sulphur
n Salty n Mineral
n Gas
n Fresh n Sulphur
n Salty n Mineral
n Gas
n Fresh n Sulphur
n Salty n Mineral
n Gas
CASING AND OPEN HOLE RECORD
Inside Diameter
Millimetres
Material
Wall Thickness
Millimetres
Depth Metres
From
To
n Steel
n Galvanized
n Plastic
n Concrete
n Open Hole
n Steel
n Galvanized
n Plastic
n Concrete
n Open Hole
n Steel
n Galvanized
n Plastic
n Concrete
n Open Hole
SCREEN
Size(s) of Opening (Slot No.)
Diameter
Millimetres
Length
Centimetres
Material and Type
Depth to Top of Screened
Area
Metres
n
K PACKER
n
LEAD PACKER n OTHER
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PLUGGING AND SEALING RECORD
(complete only if abandoned or portion plugged)
Depth Set at Metres
Material and Type (Cement Grout, Lead Packer, etc.)
From
To
i
PUMPING TEST
Pumping Test Method
n Pump n Bailer D Air
Pumping Rate
usee
Duration of Pumping
Hours Mins.
Static
Level
Water Level
End of Pumping
n Pumping
Water Level During
n Recovery
Metres
Metres
15 minutes
metres
30 minutes
metres
45 minutes
metres
60 minutes
metres
If Flowing, Give Rate
L/Sec
Pump Intake Set At
Metres
Water at End of Test
n Clear D Cloudy
Recommended Pump Type
n Shallow D Deep
Recommended Depth for Pump Intake
Metres
Recommended Pumping Rate
L/Sec
Pump Installer (if known):
D
Water Supply
D
Abandoned, Insufficient Supply
Final Status of Well
D
D
Observation Well
Test Hole
n
Abandoned, Poor Quality
Unfinished
D
Recharge Well
n
Casing Removed
D
Domestic
n
Commercial
Water Use
n
Stock
Irrigation
D
D
Municipal
Public Supply
D
Industrial
D
Cooling or Air Conditioning
n
Other
D
Not Used
n
Cable Tool
D
Boring
Method of Construction
n
D
Rotary (Conventional)
Rotary (Reverse)
n
Diamond
Jetting
n
Rotary (Air)
n
Driving
n
Air Percussion
n
Digging
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LOCATION OF WELL
(owner should complete this portion during well construction)
In Diagram Below Show Distances of Well From Road and Lot Line. Indicate North By Arrow.
Con. or survey D #
Plan D #
Lot D #
CONTRACTOR
(name of well contractor)
(licence number)
(address)
(name of well technician)
(licence number)
Submission Date .
(signature of well technician)
(day month year)
OFFICE USE ONLY
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Operating Engineers Act
Loi sur les mécaniciens d 'exploitation
REGULATION 904
GENERAL
Definitions
1. In this Regulation,
"coiled tube boiler" means a boiler that has one or more tubes that
may or may not be in the form of a coil where the circulation
within the boiler is forced by means of a water pump, the water
flow is of a once-through pattern or a modified once-through pat-
tern and a small amount of water is returned to the water pump;
"commercial water tube boiler" means a boiler that is comprised of a
top and bottom drum that are connected by tubes and that has the
protective devices specified in subsections 22 (1), (5) and (6);
"dual control boiler" means a boiler or boilers having attached
thereto a low-pressure control device and a pressure-recording
device;
"engine" includes a turbine;
"examination" means an examination under clause 21 (1) (b) of the
Act;
"guarded" means,
(a) in relation to a plant that every boiler, compressor or
engine in the plant is guarded, and
(b) in relation to a boiler, compressor or engine, as the case
may be, that the boiler, compressor or engine is provided
with such devices in good operating condition as will ensure
that the boiler, compressor or engine may be operated
safely,
although the operating engineer or operator in charge of the plant
may be absent from the boiler room, compressor room or engine
room, as the case may be or, where the boiler, compressor or
engine Is not enclosed in a room, from the immediate vicinity;
"maintenance work" includes work performed on a boiler, compres-
sor, pump, engine, valve, radiator, heating or cooling coil, steam
trap, air filter or other plant component to ensure its continued
safe and efficient operation;
"qualifying experience" means practical operating experience
obtained during regular work periods,
(a) in any boiler or compressor installation that is defined as a
plant in section 1 of the Act,
(b) in the boiler room and engine room of a steam-driven ship,
(c) under the supervision of the chief operating engineer or
chief operator in a guarded plant as defined in this Regula-
tion, or
(d) in a boiler or compressor Installation that is defined as a
plant In section 1 of the Act and Is not situated in Ontario,
and may Include the time spent in performing mechanical mainte-
nance work on the premises on which the plant is situated;
"thermal liquid boiler" means a pressure vessel the contents of which
are heated by a liquid circulated through a tube or tubes that are
submerged In water, where the Therm-hour rating of the boiler is
more than seventeen. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 1; O. Reg.
180/82, s. 1; O. Reg. 85/88, s. 1.
Qualifications of Members of the Board and of Inspectors
2. A person is qualified to be appointed chief officer or an exam-
iner if the person,
(a) holds a certificate of qualification as a stationary engineer
(first class); and
(b) holds as evidence of general education an Ontario Second-
ary School Graduation Diploma or possesses such other
evidence that satisfies the Minister that the person has edu-
cational qualifications equivalent to an Ontario Secondary
School Graduation Diploma; or
(c) is registered as a member of The Association of Profes-
sional Engineers of the Province of Ontario. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 740, s. 2.
3. A person is qualified to be appointed an inspector If the
person,
(a) holds a certificate of qualification as a stationary engineer
(first class or second class); or
(b) holds a certificate of competency under the Boilers and
Pressure Vessels Act, and holds as evidence of general edu-
cation an Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma,
or possesses such other evidence that satisfies the Minister
that the person has educational qualifications equivalent to
an Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma.
O. Reg. 639/83, s. 1.
Qualifications of Applicants for Certificates
4.— (1) An applicant for a certificate of qualification as a station-
ary engineer (fourth class) shall,
(a) furnish evidence that he or she has operated a plant in
Ontario for one year under a provisional certificate of quali-
fication as a stationary engineer (fourth class); or
(b) furnish evidence of,
(1) accreditation In the subjects that comprise the train-
ing profile for this class of certificate, and
(ii) previous training and experience as prescribed by
subsection (2).
(2) For the purposes of subclause (I) (b) (ii), an applicant shall,
(a) furnish evidence from his or her employer stating that he or
she has had three months qualifying experience in a station-
ary power plant or a low pressure stationary plant;
(b) furnish evidence that he or she holds a certificate of compe-
tency as a third class engineer (steam or with steam
endorsement) issued under the authority of the Canada
Shipping Act, as amended or re-enacted from time to time;
or
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(c) furnish evidence that he or she has at least twelve months
operating experience on boilers, engines and auxiliaries of
naval or merchant ships equipped with boilers. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 740, s. 4.
5.— (1) An applicant for a certificate of qualification as a station-
ary engineer (third class) shall,
(a) furnish evidence that he or she has operated a plant in
Ontario for one year under a provisional certificate of quali-
fication as a stationary engineer (third class); or
(b) furnish evidence of,
(i) accreditation in the subjects that comprise the train-
ing profile for this class of certificate, and
(ii) previous training and experience as prescribed by
subsection (2). R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 5 (1).
(2) For the purposes of subclause (1) (b) (ii), an applicant shall,
(a) hold a certificate of qualification as a stationary engineer
(fourth class) and shall furnish evidence from his or her
employer stating that he or she has had, in addition to the
qualifying experience prescribed by the regulations for a
certificate of qualification as a stationary engineer (fourth
class), a further twelve months qualifying experience in a
stationary power plant or a low pressure stationary plant;
(b) hold a certificate of competency as a second class engineer
(steam or steam endorsement),
(i) issued under the Merchant Shipping Act (Imperial),
as amended or re-enacted from time to time, or
(ii) issued under the Canada Shipping Act, as amended
or re-enacted from time to time;
(c) furnish evidence that he or she has had two years experi-
ence on boilers, engines and auxiliaries of naval or mer-
chant ships equipped with boilers; or
(d) furnish evidence of,
(i) a minimum of nine months practical experience and
nine months academic experience in a course of
training that has been approved by the Minister
under clause 21 (1) (b) of the Act and at a commu-
nity college that is equipped with a registered plant
used for teaching purposes and that requires the ser-
vices of a stationary engineer holding a third class or
higher certificate of qualification, and
(ii) six months practical operating experience in a regis-
tered industrial plant that requires the services of a
stationary engineer holding a second class or higher
certificate of qualification. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740,
s. 5 (2); O. Reg. 180/82, s. 2.
6.— (1) An applicant for a certificate of qualification as a station-
ary engineer (second class) shall,
(a) furnish evidence that he or she has operated a plant in
Ontario for one year under a provisional certificate of quali-
fication as a stationary engineer (second class); or
(b) furnish evidence of,
(i) accreditation in the subjects that comprise the train-
ing profile for this class of certificate, and
(ii) previous training and expérience as prescribed by
subsection (2).
(2) For the purpose of subclause (1) (b) (ii), an applicant shall,
(a) hold a certificate of qualification as a stationary engineer
(third class) and shall furnish evidence from his or her
employer stating that he or she has had, in addition to the
qualifying experience prescribed by the regulations for a
certificate of qualification as a stationary engineer (third
class), a further eighteen months qualifying experience in a
stationary power plant having a Therm-hour rating exceed-
ing 134;
(b) hold a certificate of competency as a first class engineer
(steam or with steam endorsement),
(i) issued under the authority of the Merchant Shipping
Act (Imperial), as amended or re-enacted from time
to time, or
(ii) issued under the authority of the Canada Shipping
Act, as amended or re-enacted from time to time;
(c) hold a certificate of competency as a second class engineer
(steam or with steam endorsement),
(i) issued under the authority of the Merchant Shipping
Act (Imperial), as amended or re-enacted from time
to time, or
(ii) issued under the authority of the Canada Shipping
Act, as amended or re-enacted from time to time,
and has at least one year of qualifying experience in a sta-
tionary power plant having a Therm-hour rating exceeding
134; or
(d) furnish evidence that he or she,
(i) holds an engineering degree conferred by a univer-
sity in Canada or by a university outside Canada,
where the course of study leading to the degree is, in
the opinion of the Board, equivalent to that leading
to an engineering degree in a university in Canada,
and
(ii) has had at least twenty-four months of qualifying
experience that is approved by the Board for the
purpose of this section in a stationary power plant
having a Therm-hour rating exceeding 12,000 that is
generating electricity for Ontario Hydro. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 740, s. 6.
7.— (1) An applicant for a certificate of qualification as a station-
ary engineer (first class) shall,
(a) furnish evidence of accreditation in the subjects which com-
prise the training profile for this class of certificate; and
(b) furnish evidence of previous training and experience as pre-
scribed by subsection (2).
(2) An applicant shall,
(a) hold a certificate of qualification as a stationary engineer
(second class) and shall furnish evidence from his or her
employer stating that he or she has had, in addition to the
qualifying experience prescribed by the regulations for a
certificate of qualification as a stationary engineer (second
class), a further thirty months qualifying experience in a sta-
tionary power plant and shall have spent not less than,
(i) six months of the thirty months in a stationary power
plant having a Therm-hour rating in excess of 134,
and
(ii) twenty-four months of the thirty months in a station-
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ary power plant having a Therm-hour rating in
excess of 300;
(b) have the qualifications and experience prescribed in clauses
6 (2) (b) and (c), and not less than twelve months of quali-
fying experience in a stationary power plant with a Therm-
hour rating exceeding 300; or
(c) furnish evidence that he or she,
(i) holds an engineering degree conferred by a univer-
sity in Canada or by a university outside Canada
where the course of study leading to the degree is, in
the opinion of the Board, equivalent to that leading
to an engineering degree in a university in Canada,
and
(ii) has had at least thirty-six months of qualifying expe-
rience that is approved by the Board for the purpose
of this section in a stationary power plant with a
Therm-hour rating exceeding 12,000 that is generat-
ing electricity for Ontario Hydro. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 740, s. 7.
8. An applicant for a certificate of qualification as a compressor
operator shall,
(a) be at least eighteen years of age;
cation, such portion of the time spent by the applicant in completing
the course of training as is approved by the Board may be included in
the calculation of qualifying experience for the purposes of sections 4
to 10. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 13.
Re-examinations
12.— (1) Subject to subsection (2), an applicant for a certificate of
qualification who has failed to pass the examination required by the
Board may, on payment of the fee prescribed in the Schedule, be re-
examined upon presenting himself or herself for re-examination at a
place, date and time appointed by the Board.
(2) A re-examination under subsection (1) shall not be held
within sixty days following the previous examination. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 740, s. 14.
Issue of Certificates
13.— (1) No certificate of qualification or provisional certificate of
qualification shall be issued until the applicant has,
(a) delivered to the Board his or her application in the pre-
scribed form; and
(b) fulfilled the requirements referred to in section 21 or 22 of
the Act, as the case may be.
(b) obtain a mark of not less than 50 per cent on each examina-
tion subject and an overall examination average mark of
not less than 60 per cent; and
(c) furnish evidence from his or her employer stating that he or
she has had at least six months of qualifying experience in a
compressor plant. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 10.
9. An applicant for a certificate of qualification as a refrigeration
operator (B class) shall,
(a) be at least eighteen years of age;
(b) obtain a mark of not less than 50 per cent on each examina-
tion subject and an overall examination average mark of
not less than 60 per cent; and
(c) furnish evidence from his or her employer stating that he or
she,
(i) has had at least one year of qualifying experience in
a refrigeration plant, or
(ii) has had six months of experience in installing and
servicing refrigeration equipment and six months of
qualifying experience in a refrigeration plant.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 11.
10. An applicant for a certificate of qualification as a refrigeration
operator (A class) shall,
(a) obtain a mark of not less than 50 per cent on each examina-
tion subject and an overall examination mark of not less
than 60 per cent;
(b) be the holder of a certificate of qualification as a refrigera-
tion operator (B class); and
(c) furnish evidence from his or her employer stating that he or
she has had at least four years of qualifying experience in a
refrigeration plant of which not less than one year has been
in a plant having a Therm-hour rating exceeding 10.176.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 12.
U. Where an applicant for a certificate of qualification has suc-
cessfully completed a course of training for the certificate of qualifi-
(2) A certificate of qualification issued for the first time expires
on the second birthday next following of the holder of the certificate.
(3) A renewal of a certificate of qualification, upon payment of
the prescribed fee, shall be valid for a period of two years. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 740, s. 15 (1-3).
(4) Where a certificate of qualification has not been renewed
within one year of the date of its expiry the certificate shall not be
reinstated until the fee prescribed in the Schedule is paid, and the
Board is satisfied that the applicant is capable of performing the
duties of an operating engineer or operator.
(5) A person holding a subsisting certificate of qualification shall
notify the Board in writing within fifteen days of a change of address.
(6) Where a person proves to the satisfaction of the Board that,
(a) his or her certificate of qualification has been lost or
destroyed; or
(b) his or her name has been changed,
the Board shall, on payment of the fee prescribed in the Schedule,
issue to the person a duplicate certificate of qualification, or in the
case of a change in name, reissue the certificate of qualification.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 15 (5-7).
Evidence of Age
14.— (1) Where evidence of age is required under this Regulation,
an applicant for a certificate of qualification or a provisional certifi-
cate of qualification shall furnish his or her birth certificate.
(2) Where the Board is satisfied that it is not practicable for the
applicant to furnish his or her birth certificate, the Board may
accept,
(a) one item of Class A evidence of birth; or
(b) two items of Class B evidence of birth,
as prescribed in section 8 or 10 of Regulation 1094 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1990. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 16.
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Operation by Authorized Persons
15. A user shall ensure that the user's plant is operated by a per-
son who holds a certificate of qualification that authorizes the person
to operate that plant. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 17.
Chief Operating Engineers and Chief Operators
16. In addition to any powers and duties prescribed by the Act, a
chief operating engineer or a chief operator, as the case may be,
(a) shall take all measures necessary to maintain the plant in a
safe operating condition and shall notify the user of the
measures taken;
(b) shall maintain discipline among the persons employed in
the plant who are under his or her control or supervision;
(c) shall direct and supervise shift engineers or shift operators,
as the case may be, in their work and duties for the safe
operation of the plant;
(d) shall ensure that an accurate record of matters that may
affect the safety of the plant is made and maintained at all
times as required by section 18;
(e) shall supervise and be responsible for the repair and main-
tenance of the plant where the plant is a boiler or compres-
sor plant; and
(f) shall, subject to section 21, supervise or perform opera-
tional and maintenance work on the premises on which the
plant is situated. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 18.
Shift Engineers and Shift Operators
17. In addition to the powers and duties prescribed by the Act, a
shift engineer or shift operator, as the case may be, shall,
(a) under the direction and supervision of the chief operating
engineer or chief operator, as the case may be,
(i) be responsible for the safe operation of the plant,
(ii) supervise other employees on his or her shift who are
under his or her control,
(iii) subject to section 21, perform maintenance and
operational work on the premises on which the plant
is situated;
(b) any change from normal operating procedure, and the time
of such change;
(c) any special instructions that may have been given to achieve
the change referred to in clause (b) and the name of the
person who gave the instructions;
(d) any unusual or abnormal condition observed in the plant,
and the time thereof;
(e) repairs to any part of the plant and the time such repairs
were commenced and, if completed on the shift, the time
thereof;
(f) the time of commencing and terminating his or her shift;
and
(g) the date and time of any test of a safety device carried out
during his or her shift. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 21 (2);
O. Reg. 180/82, s. 4.
(3) No person shall deface, damage, destroy or, without permis-
sion of the user, remove the log book from the plant.
(4) The user shall ensure that the log book is kept accessible in
the plant for at least one year after the last entry therein and shall
produce the log book for examination upon the request of an
inspector. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 21 (3, 4).
Reduction of Therm-Hour Rating of Plant
19.— (1) Where a user intends to reduce the Therm-hour rating of
a plant the user shall notify the chief officer of the intention to have
the Therm-hour rating reduced.
(2) The Therm-hour rating of a plant may be reduced by the iso-
lation of a boiler or prime mover of a compressor or by any other
means acceptable to an inspector and the inspector shall affix a seal
or seals to the boiler, compressor or any part of the plant in such a
manner that no increase to the new Therm-hour rating of the plant
may be made without removal of the seal.
(3) Where the output of a boiler is permanently reduced by the
welding of blanking plates to the tubes an inspector is not required to
affix a seal to the boiler.
(4) No person shall remove a seal that has been affixed to a boiler
or compressor or plant by an inspector unless the removal is autho-
rized by the chief officer.
(b) maintain a close watch on the condition and repair of all
equipment in the plant and report to the chief operating
engineer or chief operator, as the case may be, any condi-
tion that may impair the safefy of the plant;
(c) take such measures as are necessary to prevent any immedi-
ate danger; and
(d) ensure that an accurate record of matters that may affect
the safefy of the plant is made and maintained at all times
during the shift period as required by section 18. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 740, s. 19.
Log Books
18.— (I) The user shall provide for use in the user's plant a log
book in a form approved by the chief officer. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
740, s. 21 (1).
(2) The person in charge of a shift in a plant shall record in the
log book in respect of the shift,
(a) the date, the number or designation of the shift and his or
her name;
(5) The user shall pay the fees prescribed in the Schedule for
affixing a seal to a boiler or compressor in the user's plant.
(6) No person shall operate a boiler or prime mover of a com-
pressor unless the Therm-hour rating of the boiler or prime mover is
included in the total Therm-hour rating of the plant. O. Reg.
283/84, s. 1.
20. Where the chief officer is satisfied that the plant user has
made every effort to acquire the services of a chief operating engi-
neer or a shift engineer and is unsuccessful, the chief officer may
authorize the user in writing to operate the plant for a specified time
with a temporary chief operating engineer or shift engineer, as the
case may be, who holds a certificate of qualification one class lower
than that stated on the plant registration certificate or who is an
operating engineer in training and who is competent to operate the
plant. O. Reg. 180/82, s. 5.
Absences from Pijvnts
21.— (1) Where a guarded plant complies with the requirements of
section 22 and the protective devices are functioning properly, the
operating engineer or operator in charge of a guarded plant men-
tioned in subsection (2) may be absent from the plant to perform
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maintenance work and work related to the user's utility systems on
the premises in which the plant is located with the permission of,
(a) the chief operating engineer or chief operator, as the case
may be; or
(b) the plant user, where the guarded plant has one operating
engineer or operator in charge. O. Reg. 180/82, s . 6(1).
(2) Where the user of a guarded plant complies with require-
ments of section 22 and the protective devices are functioning prop-
erly, whether the plant operates twenty-four hours a day or less, the
user shall,
(a) have one stationary engineer, compressor operator or
refrigeration operator, as the case may be, in charge of,
(i) a guarded low-pressure stationary plant having a
Therm-hour rating of 100 or less,
(ii) a guarded stationary power plant having a Therm-
hour rating of 34 or less,
(iii) a guarded steam-powered plant having a Therm-
hour rating of 10. 1 76 or less,
(iv) a guarded plant comprised of one or more commer-
cial water tube boilers, where each boiler contains
steam at a pressure of fifteen pounds per square inch
or less or water at a temperature of 250 degrees F. or
less, and the total Therm-hour rating of the boilers is
400 or less,
(v) a guarded plant comprised of one or more commer-
cial water tube boilers, where each boiler contains
steam at a pressure of more than fifteen pounds per
square inch of water at a temperature of more than
250 degrees F. and the total Therm-hour rating of
the boilers is 134 or less,
(vi) a guarded compressor plant having a Therm-hour
rating of 10.176or less, or
(vii) a guarded refrigeration plant having a Therm-hour
rating of 5.088;
(b) have one stationary engineer (fourth class) in charge, and a
stationary engineer on each succeeding shift of,
(i) a guarded low pressure stationary plant having a
Therm-hour rating of more than 100 and up to and
including 134, or
(ii) a guarded stationary power plant having a Therm-
hour rating of more than 34 and up to and including
50;
(c) have a stationary engineer (third class), compressor opera-
tor or refrigeration operator in charge and a stationary engi-
neer, compressor operator or refrigeration operator, as the
case may be, on each succeeding shift of,
(i) a guarded low-pressure stationary plant having a
Therm-hour rating of more than 134 and up to and
including 400,
(ii) a guarded stationary power plant having a Therm-
hour rating of more than 50 and up to and including
134,
(iii) a guarded compressor plant having a Therm-hour
rating of more than 10.176 and up to and including
20.352,
(iv) a guarded refrigeration plant having a Therm-hour
rating of more than 5.088 and up to and including
20.352, or
(v) a guarded steam powered plant having a Therm-
hour rating of more than 10.176 up to and including
20.352;
(d) have one stationary engineer (second class), compressor
operator or refrigeration operator (Class A) in charge and a
stationary engineer (third class), compressor operator or
refrigeration operator, as the case may be, on each succeed-
ing shift of,
(i) a guarded low pressure stationary plant having a
Therm-hour rating of more than 400,
(ii) a guarded stationary power plant having a Therm-
hour rating of more than 134 and up to and including
400,
(iii) a guarded compressor plant having a Therm-hour
rating of more than 20.352, or
(iv) a guarded refrigeration plant having a Therm-hour
rating of more than 20.352; and
(e) unless otherwise authorized by the chief officer, have one
stationary engineer (third class) in charge of a thermal
liquid boiler during such times as the boiler is in operation,
whether the boiler operates twenty-four hours a day or less.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 24 (2); O. Reg. 180/82, s. 6 (2);
O. Reg. 406/82, s. 1, revised.
(3) In a plant that is not guarded, the opwrating engineer or oper-
ator in charge of,
(a) a stationary power plant with a Therm-hour rating not
exceeding fifty;
(b) a low-pressure stationary plant with a Therm-hour rating
not exceeding 134; or
(c) a steam-powered plant, a refrigeration plant or a compres-
sor plant with a Therm-hour rating not exceeding 5.088,
may be absent as provided for in section 19 of the Act from the plant
for not more than fifteen minutes in any one hour.
(4) The user of a plant in which there is installed as part of the
plant,
(a) a guarded compressor with a Therm-hour rating exceeding
1.145 and not exceeding 3.816;
(b) a guarded refrigeration compressor with a Therm-hour rat-
ing exceeding 0.7632 and not exceeding 2.544;
(c) a guarded boiler for steam at a pressure of fifteen pounds
per square inch or less and for water at a temperature of
more than 212°F. and not more than 250°F. and having a
Therm-hour rating exceeding ten and not exceeding fifty; or
(d) a guarded boiler for steam at a pressure of more than fif-
teen pounds per square inch or for water at a temperature
of more than 250°F. and with a Therm-hour rating exceed-
ing five and not exceeding seventeen,
shall ensure that when any one such guarded compressor or guarded
boiler is operated no other part of the plant is operated unless a per-
son who is qualified under section 15 of the Act is present in the
plant as provided for in section 19 of the Act. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
740, s. 24 (3, 4).
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Fail-Safe Devices
22.— (1) The user of a boiler in a guarded stationary power plant
or a guarded low-pressure stationary plant shall provide the boiler
with protective devices including,
(a) a high-pressure limiting device on the steam boiler or a
high-temperature limiting device on the hot-water boiler, as
the case may be;
(b) a low-water level limiting device separate from any other
device that controls the feed-water supply to the steam
boiler;
(c) a high-water level limiting device separate from any other
device that controls the feed-water supply to the steam
boiler; and
(d) a pre-purge and flame failure device that will automatically
prevent the supply of fuel to the boiler when an abnormal
condition occurs during the operation of the boiler.
(2) The user of a compressor in a guarded refrigeration plant
shall provide the compressor with protective devices including,
(a) a high-liquid level limiting device on the evaporator or the
suction drum of the compressor;
(b) a high-temperature limiting device in the cooling-water dis-
charge line; and
(c) a low-pressure limiting device in the lubricating oil system,
which device will automatically prevent the supply of energy to the
prime mover of the compressor when an abnormal condition occurs
during the operation of the compressor.
(3) The user of a compressor in a guarded compressor plant shall
provide the compressor with protective devices including,
(a) a high-temperature limiting device in the compressor dis-
charge line;
(b) a high-temperature limiting device in the cooling-water dis-
charge line; and
(c) a low-pressure limiting device in the lubricating oil system,
which device will automatically prevent the supply of energy to the
prime mover of the compressor when an abnormal condition occurs
during the operation of the compressor.
(4) The user of an engine in a guarded steam-powered plant shall
provide the engine with a device to automatically cut off the supply
of steam when the engine exceeds its maximum safe speed.
(5) The user of a guarded plant referred to in subsections 21 (1)
and (2) shall provide the plant with an audible and visual alarm sys-
tem that will,
(a) ensure that the operating engineer or operator is warned
when any abnormal or unsafe condition for which a protec-
tive device is prescribed in subsections (1) to (4) occurs; and
(b) extend to any part of the premises on which the plant is situ-
ated and in which the operating engineer or operator may
be present while in charge of the plant.
(6) Each protective device prescribed in subsections (1) to (5)
shall,
(a) not be capable of automatically restarting the plant; and
(b) maintain the visual warning until the abnormal or unsafe
condition is rectified.
(7) The operating engineer or operator in charge of a guarded
boiler or guarded compressor, as the case may be, shall ensure that
the safety valve and other fittings, prescribed in the Boilers and Pres-
sure Vessels Act and the regulations thereunder, are in safe working
condition. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 25.
(8) The user of a guarded plant shall ensure that all protective
devices are regularly tested under operating conditions. O. Reg.
180/82, s. 7.
23. Where any protective device in a guarded plant ceases to
function properly, the user shall ensure that the plant is not operated
unless,
(a) an operating engineer or operator as required by section 15
of the Act is in constant attendance in the plant; or
(b) the protective device has been repaired or replaced, and
tested and found to function properly by a person compe-
tent to do so. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 26.
Coiled Tube Boiler
24. An operating engineer is not required to be in attendance
where a plant is comprised of one or more coiled tube boilers, and,
(a) each boiler contains steam at a pressure of more than fif-
teen pounds per square inch or water at a temperature of
more than 250°F. and the combined total water content of
the boilers does not exceed 250 Imperial gallons; or
(b) each boiler contains steam at a pressure of fifteen pounds
per square inch or less or water at a temperature of 250°F.
or less and the combined total water content of the boilers
does not exceed 750 Imperial gallons. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
740, s. 27, revised.
25. Where the combined total water content of one or more
coiled tube boilers exceeds those stated in section 24, the user shall
ensure that an operating engineer is in attendance in the boiler room
of the plant. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 28.
Exemption
26.— (1) Subject to section 23, where a plant is comprised of a dual
control boiler and the Therm-hour rating of the plant is not more
than 50 and the dual control boiler is to be operated at a pressure of
less than 15, an operating engineer is not required to be in atten-
dance at the plant if the plant is equipped with,
(a) a low-pressure control device that restricts the operating
pressure of the dual control boiler to 15; and
(b) the protective devices required by subsection 22 (1 ), so long
as the high-pressure limiting device or the high-temperature
limiting device referred to in clause 22 (1) (a) is set for low
pressure operation.
(2) The results obtained from the pressure recording device
attached to the dual control boiler shall be retained for a period of
twelve months and shall be available to an inspector at all times.
(3) All protective and control devices described in subsection (1)
shall be approved by the chief officer. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740,
s. 29.
Reporting Accidents
27. The user shall notify the chief officer of the death, injury or
accident, as the case may be, by telephone or other direct means and
shall within forty-eight hours after the death, injury or accident, as
the case may be, send the chief officer a written report of the circum-
stances where in a plant for which a certificate of registration has
been issued or in an operation involving a hoisting plant.
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(a) a person is killed or critically injured from any cause; or
(b) an accident occurs involving public liability or property
damage to any part of the plant equipment in operation.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. 30, revised.
Forms and Fees
28.— (1) An application for registration of a plant shall be in
Form 1.
(2) A certificate of registration of a plant shall be in Form 2.
(3) An application for registration of a guarded plant shall be in
Form 3.
(4) A certificate of registration of a guarded plant shall be in
Form 4.
(5) A notice of isolation of a boiler or compressor shall be in
Form 5.
(6) An application for a certificate of qualification shall be in
Form 6.
(7) A certificate of qualification shall be in Form 7 and Form 8.
(8) An application for a duplicate certificate of qualification shall
be in Form 9.
(9) The fees payable under this Regulation are those prescribed
in the Schedule. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 740, s. il, revised.
Schedule
PRESCRIBED FEES
Subject
Registration of Plants
On the issue of a certificate of registration of a plant, including initial inspection
On the issue of a certificate of registration of a plant in accordance with a change in classification, including
initial inspection
On the issue of a certificate of registration to a new user of a plant
On the issue of a duplicate of a certificate of registration
For sealing a part of a plant affecting change in classification
For resealinga part of a plant affecting change in classification
Certificates of Qualification
Initial issueof a certificate of qualification to an operating engineer or operator
On the reclassification of a certificate of qualification
On the renewal of a certificate of qualification (two years)
On the issue of a duplicate certificate of qualification or the reissue of a certificate of qualification in the case
of a legal change of name
On the reinstatement of a certificate of qualification where less than one year has elapsed since the date of
expiry
Examinations and Re-examinations
On examination or re-examination for a certificate of qualification as an operating engineer or operator
Routine Inspection
On a routine inspection of a plant
Item
No.
Fee
$
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
35.00
50.00
35.00
35.00
25.00
75.00
per hour, min-
imum charge
is one hour
O. Reg. 456/89, s. 1.
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Form 1
Operating Engineers Act
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A PLANT
The undersigned user of the plant described below hereby applies for registration thereof and furnishes the following information:
1. Name of User.
2. Plant known as
3. Location of Plant
4. Postal address of User
5. BOILERS INSTALLED:
Quantity
Manufacturer's Name
Type
Safety Valve
Setting
Output in
B.T.U. Per Hour
6. COMPRESSORS OR STEAM ENGINES INSTALLED:
Quantity
Manufacturer's
Name
Type
Safety
Valve
Set at
Gas Being Compressed
Prime Movers
Refrigerant
Therm-Hour Rating
Name
Yes or No
Steam
Non-Steam
Should the above items be installed at separate locations on the same premises, a sketch made to scale showing the disposition of the item must
be submitted with the application form. Do not include items that are exempt under section 2 of the Act.
Dated at this .
. day of .
19.
(signature of user)
O. Reg. 639/83, s. (>,part, revised.
Registration Number
Form 2
Operating Engineers Act
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF A PLANT
Serial Number .
Issued in accordance with the Operating Engineers Act and the regulations thereunder
Plant Classification
Name of Plant User
Plant is known as
Plant Location
Number of Boilers
Safety Valve set at
Number of Refrigeration Compressors Total Thermal-Hour Rating
Number of other Compressors Total Thermal-Hour Rating
Total Thermal-Hour Rating
Total Thermal-Hour Rating
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Certificates of Qualification Required
Chief Operating Engineer
Shift Engineer
Chief Operator
Assistant Shift Engineer/Operator
(Required under clause 19 (a) of the Act)
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19.
Chief Officer
O. Reg. 639/83, s. 6, part.
Form 3
Operating Engineers A ct
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A GUARDED PLANT
The undersigned user of the guarded plant described below hereby applies for registration thereof and furnishes the following information:
I. Name of User
2. Plant known as
3. Location of Plant
4. Postal address of User
5. BOILERS INSTALLED:
Quantity
Manufacturer's Name
Type
Safely Valve
Setting
Output in
B.T.U. Per Hour
6. COMPRESSORS OR STEAM ENGINES INSTALLED:
Quantity
Manufacturer's
Name
Type
Safety
Valve
Set at
Gas Being Compressed
Prime Movers
Refrigerant
Therm-Hour Rating
Name
Yes or No
Steam
Non-Steam
Each boiler and compressor in this plant is equipped with the protective devices prescribed in section 22 of Regulation 904 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1990. I herewith undertake that each protective device for the plant will be competently tested, while the plant is operating, at
such frequency as will reasonably ensure the proper operation of the device when necessary to protect the plant.
Dated at , this .
. day of .
.,19.
(signature of user)
O. Reg. 639/83, s. b,part, revised.
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Registration Number
Form 4
Operating Engineers Act
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF A GUARDED PLANT
Serial Number .
Issued in accordance with the Operating Engineers Act and the regulations thereunder
Plant Classification
Name of Plant User
Plan is known as
Plant Location
Number of Boilers
Safety Valve set at
Number of Refrigeration Compressors
Number of other Compressors
Total Thermal-Hour Rating
Total Thermal-Hour Rating
Total Thermal-Hour Rating
Total Thermal-Hour Rating
Certificates of Qualification Required
Chief Operating Engineer
Shift Engineer
Chief Operator
Shift Operator
Issued at Toronto, this
. day of .
., 19.,
Chief Officer
The user of the Guarded Plant shall ensure that each protective device is tested and maintained in safe working condition as prescribed in section
22 of Regulation 904 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990.
O. Reg. 639/83, s. 6, part.
Serial No. .
Form 5
Operating Engineers Act
NOTICE OF ISOLATION OF A BOILER OR COMPRESSOR
Plant Registration No.
NOTICE
The seal affixed to this
(description of boiler and compressor being sealed)
is subject to the provisions of section 19 of Regulation 904 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990. No person shall remove this seal except with
the permission of the Chief Officer. Any person removing or defacing this seal is guilty of an offence under the Act and on conviction is liable to a
fine of not more than $1,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than twelve months, or to both.
Date
Inspector
Serial No. .
Chief Officer
Plant Registration No
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This part of the notice to be attached to the inspection report.
Description of item sealed
Name of plant user
Report No
Inspector
Date
O. Reg. 745/83, s. 1.
Form 6
Operating Engineers Act
APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION
(print name in block letters)
(postal address)
apply for issue of a Certificate of Qualification as a
and in support thereof I make the following statements:
1. I hold a current certificate class. No , Province
2. Date of birth: Day .Month
3. My previous training and experience (including present employment) is as follows:
Stationary Engineer:
..Year.
Plant
Registration
Number
Name of Plant
Registration
Certificate
Therm-
hour
Rating
Safety
Valve
Set At
•Employed
As
Dates of Employment
From
To
Period
Month
Year
Month
Year
Total
Refrigeration Operator A or B, Compressor Operator
Plant
Registration
Number
Name on Plant
Registration
Certificate
Type of
Machine
Therm-
hour
Rating
Safety
Valve
Set At
•Employed
As
Dates of Employment
From
To
Period
Month
Year
Month
Year
Total
Dated at , this .
. day of .
., 19..
(signature of applicant)
Note:
•The applicant must furnish with his application evidence signed by the plant user (employer) that the applicant has been employed as stated on
the application.
Enter applicable designation: Chief Operating Engineer
Chief Operator
Shift Engineer or Shift Operator
Assistant Shift Engineer or Assistant Shift Operator
Trainee under section 16 of the Act
O. Reg. 639/83, s. 6, parr.
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This is to
certify that
Form?
Operating Engineers Act
CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION
having complied with the Operating Engineers Act and
the regulations thereunder is issued this Certificate of
Qualification as a .
Form 9
Operating Engineers Act
APPLICATION FOR A DUPLICATE CERTIFICATE OF
QUALIFICATION OR FOR AN ENGINEER IN TRAINING
Print name in block letters
Chief Officer
Date Issued
Certificate No.
O. Reg. 639/83. s. 6, part.
Forms
Operating Engineers Act
CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION
Issue Date
Certificate No.
Expiry Date
Certificate No.
Expiry Date
You are Required to Notify
MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS
PRESSURE VESSELS SAFETY BRANCH
(address)
If any information on this certificate is incorrect or incomplete— See
reverse side for details-
Name or Address Change
Postal Address
apply for the issue of:
D Engineer in Training
D a Duplicate Certificate of Qualification
and in support thereof.
( class)
D I provide evidence that I hold a current Certificate of Qualifica-
tion as a Stationary Engineer ( class) issued by the Province
of
in 19 , and identification that I am the applicant.
n I furnish the evidence that the Certificate of Qualification
issued to me in 19 was lost under the following
circumstances:
(detailed explanation required)
Dated at , this day of
19
O. Reg. 639/83, s. 6, part.
Signature of Applicant
O. Reg. 639/83, s. 6,part, revised.
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Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
Loi sur les opticiens d'ordonnances
REGULATION 905
GENERAL
Registration
1.— (1) An application for a certificate of registration as an
ophthalmic dispenser shall be in Form 1.
(2) An applicant who is entitled to be registered as an ophthalmic
dispenser under section 7 of the Act shall be issued a certificate of
registration as an ophthalmic dispenser in Form 2. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 741, s. 1.
Renewal
2. A certificate of registration as an ophthalmic dispenser expires
on the 31st day of December in each year unless renewed by the
holder of the certificate on or before the 31st day of December of
that year. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, s. 2.
3. An application for renewal of a certificate of registration as an
ophthalmic dispenser shall be in Form 3. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741,
s. 3.
4. The Registrar shall notify by registered mail any ophthalmic
dispenser whose certificate has expired or has been cancelled by the
Board and such notice shall be deemed to have been sufficiently
given to the ophthalmic dispenser if addressed to the ophthalmic dis-
penser at his or her last known address as shown on the appropriate
register. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, s. 4.
5.— (1) Where a certificate as an ophthalmic dispenser has expired
and a period of time has elapsed of five years or less from the date of
expiry of the certificate, the certificate may be renewed by comple-
tion of an application in Form 4 and payment of the fee prescribed in
subsection 14 (2).
(2) Where an application for renewal of a certificate as an
ophthalmic dispenser is made more than five years after the year in
which the certificate expired, such certificate shall not be renewed
unless the qualifications of the applicant have been reviewed by the
Board and the Board approves the renewal and the applicant has
paid the fee prescribed in subsection 14 (3).
(3) During the period commencing at least sixty days and ending
not less than thirty days before the expiration of a certificate of regis-
tration as an ophthalmic dispenser the Registrar shall notify by mail
the holder of the certificate at his or her last known address as shown
on the register of ophthalmic dispensers, that his or her certificate of
registration as an ophthalmic dispenser will expire unless renewed
before the date of expiry specified in the certificate. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 741, s. 5.
Student Ophthalmic Dispensers
6.— (1) Student ophthalmic dispensers are designated as a class of
persons for which the Board may establish a special register.
(2) In this Regulation "student ophthalmic dispenser" means a
person who,
(a) has satisfied the Registrar that the person,
(i) is enrolled as a full-time student in a course of study
in a school of ophthalmic dispensing approved under
the regulations,
(ii) is pursuing in-service training in ophthalmic dispens-
ing in Ontario under the supervision of an
ophthalmic dispenser registered under the Act and
regulations in conjunction with or following accep-
tance into a course of study in a school of ophthalmic
dispensing approved under the regulations, or
(iii) has, in the opinion of the Board, qualifications
equivalent to those referred to in subclause (i) or
(ii);
(b) has completed and filed with the Registrar an application
for registration as a student ophthalmic dispenser in Form
5; and
(c) has paid the fees prescribed in subsection 14 (4).
(3) A person who is a student under subsection (2) shall be regis-
tered by the Registrar as a student ophthalmic dispenser and shall be
issued a registration card in Form 6 evidencing the person to be a stu-
dent ophthalmic dispenser.
(4) The registration of a student ophthalmic dispenser expires on
the 1st day of September in each year unless renewed by the holder
on or before that date.
(5) An application for renewal of registration as a student
ophthalmic dispenser in a special register shall be in Form 9.
(6) An application under subsection (5) may be made only three
times in three successive years after registration under subsection (3)
except where otherwise authorized by the Board.
(7) A student ophthalmic dispenser who is registered in a special
register may assist an ophthalmic dispenser in the dispensing of
ophthalmic appliances only under the supervision of the ophthalmic
dispenser who is physically present in the dispensary and who checks
and approves the work of the student ophthalmic dispenser.
(8) An ophthalmic dispenser who supervises a student
ophthalmic dispenser shall,
(a) indicate in Form 7 his or her approval of the work super-
vised; and
(b) upon the termination of the term of supervision, furnish the
student ophthalmic dispenser with a declaration of service
in Form 8.
(9) The Board may remove from a special register the name of a
student ophthalmic dispenser where the Board is satisfied that the
student ophthalmic dispenser has failed to comply with subsection
(7) or has acted in a manner that, having regard to all the circum-
stances, would reasonably be regarded by the Board as unprofes-
sional.
(10) During the period commencing at least sixty days and ending
not less than thirty days before the expiration of a certificate of regis-
tration as an ophthalmic dispenser, the Registrar shall give each per-
son who is the holder of such a certificate notice, by mailing to the
holder at his or her last known address shown on the register of
ophthalmic dispensers, that his or her certificate of registration
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expires unless renewed before the date of expiry specified in the
certificate. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, s. 6.
Discipline
7. — (1) Before holding a hearing under subsection 14 (2) of the
Act, the Board shall send by registered mail to the ophthalmic dis-
penser at his or her latest address shown on the register a notice,
(a) giving, in addition to the information required by subsec-
tion 14 (2) of the Act,
(i) the details of the alleged unprofessional conduct or
the incompetency, fraud or misrepresentation, and
(ii) the nature of the evidence in support thereof; and
(b) appointing the date, time and place for the hearing.
(2) The Board shall allow at least ten clear days between the date
of sending the notice and the date fixed for the hearing.
(.3) If the ophthalmic dispenser fails to attend the hearing on the
date and at the time and place appointed, the hearing may proceed
and a decision may be made in his or her absence.
(4) The proceedings at the hearing shall be recorded in shorthand
or by other means.
(5) At the hearing, the ophthalmic dispenser is entitled to hear
the evidence against him or her, to cross-examine thereon, to call
witnesses in his or her behalf and to present argument.
(6) The ophthalmic dispenser may be represented at the hearing
by counsel or by an agent.
(7) A majority of the members of the Board shall be present at a
hearing and shall constitute a quorum.
(8) The decision of the majority of the members of the Board
present is the decision of the Board.
(9) In the event of an equal division of votes, the complaint made
against the ophthalmic dispenser shall be dismissed. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 741, s. 7.
Unprofessional Conduct
8. For the purpose of section 14 of the Act unprofessional con-
duct means,
(a) contravening any provision of the Act or the Regulations;
(b) negligence with respect to the practice of ophthalmic dis-
pensing;
(c) submitting a false or misleading advertisement or account,
failing to fulfill the terms of an agreement with a person as
to the charge for providing ophthalmic appliances to that
person, or charging for services not performed;
(d) directly or indirectly receiving from or remitting a rebate,
credit or other benefit to any person licensed as an optome-
trist under Part V of the Health Disciplines Act, or a legally
qualified medical practitioner or any other person by reason
of the referral of a customer;
(e) engaging in practice as an ophthalmic dispenser while the
ability to perform is impaired by alcohol or drugs;
(f) conviction of an offence that affects the fitness of a person
to practice as an ophthalmic dispenser;
(g) obtaining a certificate of registration as an ophthalmic dis-
penser by misrepresentation or fraud;
(h) falsifying or failing to maintain records of a customer's
name, address, and prescription details;
(i) holding out to the public that any person holds a currently
valid certificate of registration as an ophthalmic dispenser
which that person does not in fact hold;
(j) holding out to the public that any person is a student
ophthalmic dispenser or knowingly permitting any person
to announce or hold out to the public that any person is a
student ophthalmic dispenser if that person is not a student
ophthalmic dispenser registered in a special register;
(k) permitting, counselling or assisting any person who is not
registered as an ophthalmic dispenser to engage in the prac-
tice of ophthalmic dispensing;
(I) permitting a student ophthalmic dispenser to assist in the
dispensing of ophthalmic appliances except under the
supervision of an ophthalmic dispenser who is physically
present in the dispensary and who checks and approves the
work of the student ophthalmic dispenser;
(m) refusing or failing to reply without good and sufficient rea-
son to a registered letter from the Board respecting a com-
plaint or charge made against an ophthalmic dispenser;
(n) refusing to permit an authorized member of the Board or
an inspector appointed by the Board and acting upon the
written authorization of the Board to inspect at a reason-
able time the professional records of an ophthalmic dispen-
ser or the premises, facilities or equipment where or with
which the ophthalmic dispenser practices ophthalmic dis-
pensing;
(o) practising ophthalmic dispensing without having the instru-
ments, equipment and physical facilities necessary to main-
tain the generally accepted standard of practice of an
ophthalmic dispenser;
(p) failing to ensure that the names and registration of the
ophthalmic dispenser and student ophthalmic dispenser on
duty are prominently displayed to the public by means of a
name tag supplied by the Board to be worn on the person of
the ophthalmic dispenser and student ophthalmic dispenser
on duty;
(q) supervising more than two student ophthalmic dispensers at
any one time; or
(r) acting in such a manner in relation to the practice of
ophthalmic dispensing that, having regard to all the circum-
stances, would reasonably be regarded by the Board as
unprofessional. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, s. 8.
Notification of Change
9.— (1) Every ophthalmic dispenser and student ophthalmic dis-
penser shall notify the Registrar in writing of any change in his or her
name, residential address, or in the name and location of any dispen-
sary where the ophthalmic dispenser practices ophthalmic dispensing
or where the student ophthalmic dispenser is employed, as the case
may be, within ten days after the change.
(2) Despite subsection (1), no ophthalmic dispenser or student
ophthalmic dispenser is required to notify the Registrar of a change
in the name and location of a dispensary where he or she practices
ophthalmic dispensing or is employed, if the change is for a tempo-
rary period not exceeding twenty-one days. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
741, s. 9.
Examinations
10.— (1) The Board shall conduct or cause to be conducted exami-
nations at least once a year. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, s. 10.
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(2) The examinations each year shall consist of ten sections.
O. Reg. 334/87, s. 1.
11.— (1) The Board or its representative shall prepare the exami-
nation questions and shall conduct and preside over the examinations
at the time and place fixed by the Board.
(2) No examination question shall be submitted to a candidate for
examination unless it has been approved by the Board. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 741, s. 11.
12. A person may take the examinations referred to in section 10
if the person,
(a) pays the examination fee prescribed in subsection 14 (6);
(b) successfully completes a course of study approved under
section 13 or has, in the opinion of the Board, qualifications
equivalent thereto; and
(c) is registered as a student ophthalmic dispenser in a special
register, except when the person is exempted from register-
ing as a student ophthalmic dispenser where the Board is of
the opinion that the past work experience or training of the
person is such that it is unnecessary for the person to be reg-
istered as a student ophthalmic dispenser. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 741, s. 12.
Approved Course of Study
13. The course of study approved for the purposes of section 7 of
the Act is,
(a) a course of study and instruction in ophthalmic dispensing
conducted at Georgian College of Applied Arts and Tech-
nology; or
(b) a course of study and instruction in ophthalmic dispensing
conducted at Seneca College of Applied Arts and
Technology. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, s. 13.
Fees
14.— (1) The fee for registration as an ophthalmic dispenser is
$325 if the certificate of registration is issued on or before the 30th
day of June in any year and $175 if the registration is issued after the
30th day of June in any year.
(2) The fee for renewal of registration as an ophthalmic dispenser
is $325. O. Reg. 449/89, s. \,part.
(3) The fee for renewal of a certificate that has expired is the
annual fee for the renewal of such certificate plus $100 for each year
or part of a year after the year in which the certificate expired.
(4) The fee for registration as a student ophthalmic dispenser is
$50.
(5) The fee for the annual renewal of registration of a student
ophthalmic dispenser is $50. O. Reg. 658/87, s. I, part.
(6) The fee for each section of the examinations referred to in
subsection 10 (2) is $45. O. Reg. 449/89, s. \,part.
(7) The fee for a duplicate original certificate of registration as an
ophthalmic dispenser is $50. O. Reg. 658/87, s. \,part.
Remuneration of the Board
15. A member of the Board shall be paid,
(a) a daily allowance of $100 for each day or part thereof
engaged in carrying out his or her duties under the Act; and
(b) the actual amount spent in travelling and living expenses
necessarily incurred while engaged in the business of the
Board. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, s. 16.
Form 1
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
Please type or print
Date .
1 hereby make application to the Board of Ophthalmic Dispensers, Ontario, and submit the following information as to my experience and quali-
fications.
NAME:
(Surname) (First)
Male n Female D
HOME ADDRESS:
CITY: PROVINCE:
POSTAL CODE:
TELEPHONE: Home: Business:
DATE OF BIRTH:
PRESENT EMPLOYER'S NAME & ADDRESS:
(Middle)
(City)
(Province)
AFFIX
CURRENT
PHOTOGRAPH
OF
APPLICANT
(Postal Code)
STARTING DATE OF EMPLOYMENT:
PASSED BOARD EXAMINATION/DATE:
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REFERENCES: (Not a Relative/Must have known you for a period of at least three years)
NAME: ADDRESS:
(City) (Province) (Postal Code)
NAME: ADDRESS:
(City)
NAME:
(Province)
.... ADDRESS:
(Postal Code)
(City)
(Province)
(Postal Code)
I, of the
(Name) (City or Town)
of in the County of
(Name of City or Town)
in the Province of STATE THAT the above information is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature
R.R.0. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 1.
Form 2
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
THE BOARD OF OPHTHALMIC DISPENSERS FOR THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
Under the Ophthalmic Dispensers Act and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this certificate is issued to:
(name)
who is hereby entitled to practise as an Ophthalmic Dispenser in the Province of Ontario.
Chair of the Board
Dated at Toronto, this
day of
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
CERTIFICATE NUMBER
NAME:
Registrar
THIS CERTIFICATE REQUIRES ANNUAL
RENEWAL
.,19..
CERTIFICATE NO. .
R.R.0. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 2.
Form 3
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL
Date: .
(Surname)
Male D Female D
HOME ADDRESS
CITY
POSTAL CODE
(First)
PROVINCE
TELEPHONE NUMBER
(Middle)
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SELF-EMPLOYED: YES D NO D
NAME OF EMPLOYER
BUSINESS ADDRESS
CITY PROVINCE
POSTAL CODE TELEPHONE NUMBER
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS REQUIRED FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES ONLY
PRESENTLY DISPENSING: YES D FULL-TIME: YES D NO D
PART-TIME: YES D
RESIDENT OF ONTARIO: YES D NO D
TYPE OF PRACTICE:
EYE GLASSES ONLY: YES D
EYE GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES: YES D
CONTACT LENSES ONLY: YES D
OTHER: (please specify)
(The following statement must be completed.)
I have completed hours of continuing education courses in the thirty-six (36) months prior to this application and herewith enclose
copies of certificates or other documentary proof of attendance at such courses.
I, of the
(Name) (City or Town)
of in the County of
(Name of City or Town)
in the Province of STATE THAT the above information is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 3.
Form 4
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF EXPIRED CERTIFICATE
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
Date:
LATEST CERTIFICATE NUMBER
NAME:
(Surname) (First) (Middle)
Male D Female D
HOME ADDRESS
CITY PROVINCE
POSTAL CODE TELEPHONE NUMBER
DATE OF EXPIRY OF LAST CERTIFICATE HELD
NAME OF EMPLOYER
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BUSINESS ADDRESS
CITY PROVINCE
POSTAL CODE TELEPHONE NUMBER
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS REQUIRED FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES ONLY
PRESENTLY DISPENSING:
RESIDENT OF ONTARIO:
TYPE OF PRACTICE:
YES n
YES
D
FULL-TIME:
PART-TIME:
NO n
YES D
YES n
NO n
YES n
EYE GLASSES ONLY:
EYE GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES:
CONTACT LENSES ONLY: YES D
OTHER: (please specify)
YES
D
(signature)
(The following statement must be completed.)
I have completed hours of continuing education courses in the thirty-six (36) months prior to this application and herewith enclose
copies of certificates or other documentary proof of attendance at such courses.
I, of the
(Name)
(City or Town)
of in the County of
(Name of City or Town)
in the Province of STATE THAT the above information is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature
R.R.0. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 4.
Forms
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
APPLICATION FOR STUDENT REGISTRATION
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
NAME:
Date:
Male D
ADDRESS:
(Surname)
Female D
(First)
DATE OF BIRTH:
(Middle)
CITY
POSTAL CODE
NAME OF COLLEGE ENROLLED IN:
DATE OF ENROLMENT:
BUSINESS ADDRESS (if known): ,
PROVINCE
TELEPHONE NUMBER
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OPTICIENS D'ORDONNANCES
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CITY
POSTAL CODE
PROVINCE
TELEPHONE NUMBER
REFERENCES
l.NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY
POSTAL CODE
PROVINCE
TELEPHONE NO.
2. NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY
POSTAL CODE
PROVINCE
TELEPHONE NO.
3. NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY
POSTAL CODE
PROVINCE
TELEPHONE NO.
I of the..
(name)
of , in the .
(name of city or town)
(city or town)
(County or Municipality)
of in the Province of .
(name of County or Municipahty)
STATE THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS TRUE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF.
AFFIX
CURRENT
PHOTOGRAPH
OF
APPLICANT
Signature
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 5.
Form 6
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
STUDENT REGISTRATION CARD
THE BOARD OF OPHTHALMIC DISPENSERS
Province of Ontario
Under the Ophthalmic Dispensers Act and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof this registration card is issued to:
(name)
who is duly registered as a student ophthalmic dispenser.
This registration expires on
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Registrar
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 6.
Form?
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
STUDENT OPHTHALMIC DISPENSER'S BOOK
No.
Customer
Name or
Reference
Number
Prescription
Date
Dispensary
Location
Name of
Ophthalmic
Dispenser
who Supervised
the Fittings
Supervisor
Registration
Number
Signature of
Ophthalmic Dispenser
who Supervised
the Fittings
below to meet
Accepted Standards
Student
Signature
For
Office
Use
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 7.
Form 8
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
DECLARATION OF SERVICE
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
(Separate Form required for each separate work location)
(1) INFORMATION ABOUT STUDENT OPHTHALMIC DISPENSER
NAME:
(Surname) (First)
Male n Female D
HOME ADDRESS:
CITY
POSTAL CODE
(2) DISPENSING EXPERIENCE
NAME OF EMPLOYER:
LOCATION OF EMPLOYMENT:
(Middle)
STUDENT
REGISTRATION
NUMBER:
PROVINCE
TELEPHONE NO.
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DAY
MONTH
YEAR
COMMENCED
TERMINATED (if applicable)
HOURS PER WEEK (hours)
TOTAL HOURS EMPLOYED AT THIS LOCATION
IN SUPERVISED OPHTHALMIC DISPENSING (hours)
(3) DECLARATION OF SUPERVISING OPHTHALMIC DISPENSER(S)
NAME:
REGISTRATION
NUMBER:
I/WE, STATE THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS TRUE TO THE BEST OF MY/OUR KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF AND
THAT RECEIVED PRACTICAL
(student ophthalmic dispenser)
TRAINING UNDER MY/OUR SUPERVISION AND WORKED COMPETENTLY AND DILIGENTLY IN SUPERVISED
OPHTHALMIC DISPENSING FOR THE PERIOD SPECIFIED ABOVE.
DATE
signature of
Supervising Ophthalmic Dispenser
Registration No
DATE
signature of
Supervising Ophthalmic Dispenser
Registration No
DATE
signature of
Supervising Ophthalmic Dispenser
Registration No
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 8.
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
REGISTRATION NUMBER:
NAME:
Form 9
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF STUDENT REGISTRATION
DATE:
Male n
ADDRESS:
(Surname)
Female D
CITY:
POSTAL CODE:
NAME OF COLLEGE ENROLLED IN:
DATE OF ENROLMENT:
BUSINESS ADDRESS (if known):
CITY:
(First)
DATE OF BIRTH:
(Middle)
PROVINCE:
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
PROVINCE:
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POSTAL CODE: TELEPHONE NUMBER:
THIS IS MY FIRST D SECOND D OR THIRD D APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL.
(ANY FURTHER APPLICATION REQUIRES BOARD AUTHORIZATION)
TO: THE BOARD OF OPHTHALMIC DISPENSERS,
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
I, of the
(name) (City or Town)
of in the County of
(name of City or Town)
in the Province of hereby apply for a renewal of my registration as a student ophthalmic dispenser for the year .
I state that the above information is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. I enclose the amount of the prescribed fee.
signature
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 741, Form 9.
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Paperback and Periodical Distributors Act
Loi sur les distributeurs de livres brochés et de périodiques
REGULATION 906
GENERAL
1.— (t) An application for registration as a distributor shall be in a
form provided by the Minister.
(2) An annual return for maintenance of registration shall be in a
form provided by the Minister. O. Reg. 611/83, s. \,part.
2. Every registration expires on the 1st day of October unless an
annual return for maintenance of registration in a form provided by
the Minister, together with the appropriate fee prescribed in section
3, is filed with the Registrar on or before that date. O. Reg. 611/83,
s. \,part.
Fees
3. Fees payable to the Registrar are as follows:
1. Upon application for registration as a distributor or
for maintenance of registration as a distributor $100
O. Reg. 273/86, s. 1
General
4.— (1) Every distributor shall, within five days after the event,
notify the Registrar in writing of,
(a) any change in address for service in Ontario or any business
address;
(b) the opening or closing of any branch office and, in the case
of the opening of any branch office, the name and address
of the branch manager;
(c) any change in the membership of a partnership, association,
syndicate or other organization of individuals;
(d) any change in the officers or directors of a corporation;
(e) any change in the controlling interest of a corporation or
the ownership of its equity shares;
(f) any changes in partnership agreements, letters patent or
other instruments governing the operation of the distribu-
tor; and
(g) any change in resident or non-resident status of any person
interested in the applicant.
(2) The distributor shall provide such additional information or
particulars verified by affidavit as may be requested by the Registrar.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 742, s. 4.
5. A voluntary cancellation of registration under subsection 5 (7)
of the Act shall be in a form provided by the Minister. O. Reg.
611/83, s. 2.
Tribunal
6. The fees and allowances to be paid to a person summonsed to
appear as a witness before the Tribunal shall be as follows:
1. Attending proceedings, each day $ 10
2. Where a witness travels by private automobile, ten cents a
mile for each mile necessarily travelled between the wit-
ness's place of residence and the place where the proceed-
ings are held but, where the proceedings are held in the city
or town in which the witness resides, seventy-five cents.
3. Where a witness travels by a means other than private auto-
mobile, a sum equal to the amount of the fare actually paid
for the transportation from the witness's place of residence
to the place where the proceedings are held, and return.
4. Where a witness is required to attend the proceedings on
more than one day and returns to his or her place of resi-
dence at night, the travelling allowance mentioned in para-
graph 2 or 3, as the case may be, is payable in respect of
each days attendance.
5. Where a witness resides elsewhere and in the opinion of the
director it is desirable that the witness remain overnight at
the place at which the proceedings are held, a sum actually
and reasonably paid by the witness for living expenses.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 742, s. 6.
Form 1
Paperback and Periodical Distributors A ct
SUMMONS TO A WITNESS BEFORE THE COMMERCIAL
REGISTRATION APPEAL TRIBUNAL
Re:
To:
(name of witness)
You are hereby summoned and required to attend before The Commercial Registration Appeal Tribunal at a
hearing to be held at
in the of on day, the
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day of ,19 , at the hour of o'clock in the noon
(local time), and so from day to day until the hearing is concluded or the Tribunal otherwise orders, to give evidence on oath or by affirmation
touching the matters in question in the proceedings and to bring with you and produce at such time and place
Dated this day of , 19
The Commercial Registration Appeal Tribunal:
Chairman of the Tribunal
NOTE: You are entitled to be paid the like personal allowances for your attendance at the hearing as are prescribed by Regulation 906 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990.
If you fail to attend and give evidence at the hearing, or to produce the documents or things specified, at the time and place specified,
without lawful excuse, you are liable to punishment by the Ontario Court (General Division) in like manner as if for contempt of that
court for disobedience to a summons.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 742, Form 3, revised.
Form 2
Paperback and Periodical Distributors Act
NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE THE COMMERCIAL REGISTRATION
APPEAL TRIBUNAL
To:
(applicant or registrant, as the case may be)
Take Notice that a hearing will be held pursuant to section of the Paperback and Periodical Distributors Act, before The
Commercial Registration Appeal Tribunal at
on day, the day of ,19 , at the hour of
o'clock in the noon, and so from day to day until the hearing is adjourned or concluded.
The following is a concise statement of the issues to be considered:
And Take Notice that the rules applicable to the hearing are to be found in ,
And Further Take Notice that if you fail to attend the hearing The Commercial Registration Appeal Tribunal may proceed in your
absence and you will not be entitled to notice of any further proceedings.
Dated at this day of , 19
The Commercial Registration Appeal Tribunal:
Registrar of the Tribunal
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 742, Form 4.
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Parks Assistance Act
Loi sur l'aide destinée à ta création dépares
REGULATION 907
GENERAL
1.— (1) An applicant for a grant under section 3 of the Act shall
file with the Minister an application signed by the clerk of the appli-
cant municipality setting out,
(a) the necessity for the acquisition, development or conver-
sion, as the case may be, of the park, having regard to exist-
ing parks in the vicinity that provide camping, picnicking
and bathing facilities;
(b) an outline of plans for the maintenance, operation and pol-
icing of the park and the estimated cost and method of
financing thereof;
(c) where the application is for a grant to assist in developing a
park, the estimated cost of developing the park and the
method of financing the development of the park; and
(d) where the application is for a grant to assist in acquiring a
park,
(i) a list of the lands to be included in the park contain-
ing the legal description of each parcel of land and
the names and addresses of the owners thereof, and
(ii) the estimated cost of acquiring the lands to be
included in the park, and the method of financing
the acquisition of the land.
(2) An application under subsection (1) shall be accompanied by,
(a) a certified copy of the by-law providing for the establish-
ment or development of the park;
(b) a plan drawn on a scale of not less than 2,000 feet to the
inch showing the location of the park;
(c) a plan of survey drawn on a scale not less than 200 feet to
the inch showing the boundaries of the park; and
(d) a plan drawn on a scale of 30 feet to the inch illustrating the
buildings, improvements, roads, waters and wooded areas
on the lands to be included in the park and the buildings,
improvements, roads and other facilities to be erected or
provided on the said lands. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 743, s. 1.
2. A grant under section 3 of the Act is made on the condition
that the applicant,
(a) assumes all responsibility for the maintenance, operation
and policing of the park;
(b) establishes and maintains,
(i) facilities for overnight camping,
(ii) facilities for overnight trailer camping,
(iii) picnic areas,
(iv) sanitary facilities,
(v) asupply of drinking water,
(vi) picnic tables and shelters, and
(vii) entrances controlling admission to the park;
(c) collects fees, which shall be not less than the fees charged in
provincial parks and which shall be fixed at amounts that as
nearly as is practicable pay the cost of operating and main-
taining the park, for,
(i) the admission of motor vehicles to the park, which
may be charged for one admission or for a season,
(ii) the admission or docking of boats,
(iii) the use of camping facilities, and
(iv) the use of trailer camping facilities; and
(d) limits the number of days in which any person may camp in
the park in a trailer to a number not exceeding twenty-eight
days in a year. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 743, s. 2.
3. Despite section 2, a grant may be made under section 3 of the
Act in respect of a park or proposed park that does not comply with
subclauses 2 (b) (i), (ii), (v) and (vii) and with clause 2 (c) where the
purpose of the park is to develop and utilize a natural beach for rec-
reation purposes. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 743, s. 3.
4. A grant under section 3 of the Act for the acquisition of land
for an approved park shall not be paid until the applicant has
obtained the title to the land, free from encumbrances. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 743, s. 4.
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Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act
Loi sur la plan ification et l 'aménagement d'une ceinture de promenade
REGULATION 908
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AREA
1. The area of land in Ontario set forth in the Schedule is estab-
lished as The Parkway Belt Planning Area.
2. The Schedule referred to in section 1 is the Schedule to Reg-
ulation 744 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as it read on the
31st day of December, 1990. New.
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Pension Benefits Act
Loi sur les régimes de retraite
REGULATION 909
GENERAL
PARTI
INTERPRETATION
1.— (1) In this Regulation,
"accountant" means a public accountant licensed under the Public
Accountancy Act;
"government" means Her Majesty in right of Ontario, an agent of
Her Majesty, a municipality as defined in the Municipal Affairs
Act and a regional municipality as defined in the Ontario Uncondi-
tional Grants Act;
"normal cost" means the cost of pension benefits and ancillary bene-
fits with respect to a fiscal year of a pension plan determined in
accordance with the methods and actuarial assumptions used in a
going concern valuation;
"special payment" means a payment or one of a series of payments
determined for the purpose of liquidating a going concern
unfunded actuarial liability or solvency deficiency.
(2) In this Part,
"actuarial gain" means the sum, if positive, of,
(a) the gain to the pension plan during the period since the
review date of the immediately preceding going concern
valuation resulting from the difference between actual
experience and the experience expected by the actuarial
assumptions on which that valuation was based,
(b) the amount by which the going concern liabilities decrease
as a result of an amendment to the plan, and
(c) the amount by which the going concern liabilities decrease
or the going concern assets increase as a result of a change
in actuarial methods or assumptions upon which the current
going concern valuation is based,
as of the review date for a going concern valuation provided that
clause (a), (b) or (c) or any combination thereof shall be counted
as a negative in the calculation of the sum where,
(d) the experience of the plan results in a loss rather than a
gain,
(e) an amendment increases the going concern liabilities, or
(f) a change in actuarial methods or assumptions results in an
increase in going concern liabilities or a decrease in going
concern assets, as the case may be;
"actuarial loss" means the sum, if negative, of,
(a) the gain to the pension plan during the period since the
review date of the immediately preceding going concern
valuation resulting from the difference between actual
experience and the experience expected by the actuarial
assumptions on which that valuation was based.
(b) the amount by which the going concern liabilities decrease
as a result of an amendment to the plan, and
(c) the amount by which the going concern liabilities decrease
or the going concern assets increase as a result of a change
in actuarial methods or assumptions upon which the current
going concern valuation is based,
as of the review date for a going concern valuation provided that
any of clause (a), (b) or (c) or any combination thereof shall be
counted as a negative in the calculation of the sum where,
(d) the experience of the plan results in a loss rather than a
gain,
(e) an amendment increases the going concern liabilities, or
(f) a change in actuarial methods or assumptions results in an
increase in going concern liabilities or a decrease in going
concern assets, as the case may be;
"actuary" means a Fellow of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries;
"basic Ontario liabilities" means that portion of the remaining liabili-
ties allocated under clause 30 (2) (d) for employment in Ontario;
"escalated adjustment" means an adjustment that is made to a pen-
sion or deferred pension after the termination of a member of a
pension plan where the adjustment is not capable of being deter-
mined with certainty at the time the plan or an amendment thereto
is submitted for registration because the adjustment is related to
the investment earnings of the pension fund or to future changes in
a general wage or price index;
"going concern assets" means the value of the assets of a pension
plan including accrued and receivable income determined on the
basis of a going concern valuation;
"going concern liabilities" means the present value of the accrued
benefits of a pension plan determined on the basis of a going con-
cern valuation;
"going concern unfunded actuarial liability" means the excess of
going concern liabilities over going concern assets;
"going concern valuation" means a valuation of assets and liabilities
of a pension plan using methods and actuarial assumptions consid-
ered by the actuary who valued the plan to be in accordance with
generally acceptable actuarial principles and practices for the valu-
ation of a continuing pension plan;
"Ontario assets" means the portion of the market value of the plan
assets allocated for employment in Ontario under clause
30 (2) (c);
"Ontario wind up liability" means the sum of,
(a) the liability for all benefits that are guaranteed by the Guar-
antee Fund,
(b) the liability for benefits to which any member or former
member is entitled under section 74 of the Act but which
are not guaranteed by the Guarantee Fund,
(c) the liability resulting from the application of subsections
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39 (3) and (4) of the Act where the liability is not already
included under clause (a) or (b),
(d) the liability for benefits other than benefits referred to in
clauses (a), (b) and (c) with respect to employment in
Ontario that are vested under the terms of the plan prior to
the application of the provisions respecting termination or
wind up of the plan, the Act or the regulations, and
(e) the liability for pension benefits determined in accordance
with clause 29 (9) (a);
"past service unfunded actuarial liability" means the amount of
going concern unfunded actuarial liability that results from the
provision of benefits with respect to employment prior to the
effective date of the pension plan or from an amendment to a plan
that provides benefits for employment prior to the date of the
amendment where the employment had not previously been recog-
nized for purposes of the provision of pension benefits;
"remaining liabilities" means the value of benefits determined as
required under clause 30 (2) (b);
"review date" means the last date of the period under review in a
report required under the Act or regulations;
"significant shareholder" means an individual who alone or in com-
bination with a parent, spouse or child, owns or has a benencial
interest, directly or indirectly, in shares that represent 10 per cent
or more of the voting rights attached to the shares of the employer
who contributes to the pension plan;
"solvency assets" means the sum determined in accordance with sub-
sections (3) and (4) of,
(a) the market value of investments held by the pension plan or
a value related to the market value by means of an averag-
ing method that stabilizes short-term fluctuations of the
market values over a period of not more than five years,
plus any cash balances and accrued or receivable income
items,
(b) the present value of any remaining special payments estab-
lished before the 1st day of January, 1988,
(c) the present value of any special payments required to liqui-
date any past service unfunded actuarial liability established
on or after the 1st day of January, 1988,
(d) the present value of any special payments required to liqui-
date any solvency deficiencies existing on the 1st day of Jan-
uary, 1988 and attributable to the application of subsection
74 (7)ofthe Act, and
(e) the present value of any special payments other than those
referred to in clauses (c) and (d) established on or after the
1st day of January, 1988 that are scheduled for payment
within five years after the review date;
"solvency deficiency" means the excess of the solvency liabilities
over the solvency assets;
"solvency gain" means the sum, if positive, of.
assumptions upon which the current valuation under sec-
tion 17 is based,
provided that either of clause (a) or (b) shall be counted as a nega-
tive in the calculation of the sum where the experience of the plan
results in a loss rather than a gain or where a change in actuarial
methods or assumptions results in an increase in solvency liabilities
or a decrease in the solvency assets, as the case may be;
"solvency liabilities" means an amount that is not less than the liabil-
ities of the pension plan determined as if the plan had been wound
up, not taking into account liabilities for escalated adjustments but
taking into account the requirements of section 74 of the Act
(member entitlements on wind up);
"special allowance" means a bridging benefit that is adjusted accord-
ing to the income of the former member resulting from employ-
ment of the former member subsequent to termination;
"transfer ratio" means the ratio of the market value of investments
held by the pension plan or a value related to the market value by
means of an averaging method that stabilizes short-term fluctua-
tions of market values over a period of not more than five years,
plus any cash balances and accrued or receivable income items to
the solvency liabilities determined as of the same date;
"transfer deficiency" means the amount by which the commuted
value of a benefit determined in accordance with subsection 19 (1)
exceeds the transfer value of that benefit determined in accor-
dance with subsection 19 (2);
"wind up funded ratio" means the ratio of the Ontario assets to the
Ontario wind up liability.
(3) The present values referred to in clauses (b), (c), (d) and (e)
of the definition of "solvency assets" shall be determined on the
basis of the assumed interest rate used in determining whether there
is a solvency deficiency.
(4) In calculating solvency assets or a transfer ratio, where there
is no market value for an investment of a pension plan and the
investment is issued or guaranteed by a government, the book value
of the investment may be used instead of market value. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 1.
Registration and Amendments
2.— (1) The application fee for registration of a pension plan that
has members in Ontario or in a designated province is $6 for each of
those members.
(2) The application fee for registration of a pension plan adminis-
tered by the Commission under an agreement with the Government
of Canada under section 95 of the Act is $6 per member.
(3) The minimum application fee for registration of a pension
plan is $200 and the maximum application fee is $12,000. O. Reg.
651/90, s. 1.
3.— (1) Where an amendment to a pension-plan reduces or
increases contributions or creates or changes a going concern
unfunded actuarial liability, the administrator shall file a report con-
taining the applicable information required in a report under section
14.
(a) the gain to the pension plan during the period since the
review date of the immediately preceding valuation under
section 17 resulting from the difference between actual
experience and the experience expected by the actuarial
assumptions on which that valuation was based, and
(b) the amount by which the solvency liabilities decrease or the
solvency assets increase during the period since the review
date of the immediately preceding valuation under section
17 as a result of a change in the actuarial methods or
(2) The administrator shall file the report required under subsec-
tion (1) within six months following the date the amendment is
required to be submitted for registration.
(3) An administrator who is required by the Superintendent to
give notice of a proposed amendment under subsection 26 (1) of the
Act shall certify in writing to the Superintendent, within thirty days
after the date on which the last of the notices was transmitted, details
as to the classes of persons who received notice, the date the last
notice was distributed and that notice was provided as required.
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(4) The administrator shall file the explanation required to be
provided under subsection 26 (3) of the Act within six months after
registration of the amendment. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 3.
FUNDING OF PENSION PLANS
Payments— General
4.— (1) Every pension plan shall set out the obligation of the
employer or any person required to make contributions on behalf of
an employer, to contribute both in respect of the normal cost and any
going concern unfunded actuarial liabilities and solvency deficiencies
under the plan.
(2) An employer who is required to make contributions to a pen-
sion plan or any person who is required to make contributions on
behalf of an employer to a pension fund shall make payments to the
pension fund or to the insurance company, as applicable, of amounts
that are not less than the sum of,
(a) any contributions received from employees, including
money withheld from an employee, whether by payroll
deduction or otherwise, as the employee's contribution to
the pension plan;
(b) contributions required to pay the normal cost; and
(c) special payments determined in accordance with section 5.
(3) The payments referred to in subsection (2) shall be made by
the employer or the person who is required to make contributions on
behalf of the employer within the following time limits:
1. All sums received by the employer from an employee or
deducted from an employee's pay as the employee's contri-
bution to the pension plan, within thirty days following the
month in which the sum was received or deducted.
2. Employer contributions in respect of the normal cost for the
period prior to the 1st day of January, 1988, not later than
120 days after the end of the fiscal year of the plan.
3. Employer contributions in respect of the normal cost for
any period on or after the 1st day of January, 1988, in
monthly instalments within thirty days after the month for
which contributions are payable, the amount of such instal-
ments to be either a fixed dollar amount, a fixed dollar
amount for each employee or member of the plan or a fixed
percentage of either that portion of the payroll related to
members of the pension plan or employee contributions, in
accordance with such contributions as are certified under
clauses 13 (1) (a) or 14 (2) (a).
4. Employer contributions for a special payment required to
be made with respect to a fiscal year of the plan commenc-
ing prior to the 1st day of January, 1988, within thirty days
after the end of the fiscal year.
5. All special payments determined in accordance with section
5, other than a payment made under paragraph 4, by equal
monthly instalments throughout the fiscal year of the plan.
(4) Where the period covered by a report filed under subsection
3 (I) or section 13 or 14 has passed and no new report has been filed
with the Commission under subsection 3(1) or section 14, the
employer shall continue to make payments in accordance with the
requirements of the most recent report filed until a new report is
filed.
(5) This section does not apply to,
(a) a multi-employer pension plan established pursuant to a
collective agreement or a trust agreement; or
(b) a pension plan that provides defined benefits where the
obligation of an employer to contribute to the pension fund
is limited to a fixed amount set out in a collective
agreement. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 4.
Special Payments— General
5.— (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3) and section 7, the spe-
cial payments to amortize a going concern unfunded actuarial liabil-
ity or solvency deficiency shall not be less than the sum of,
(a) any remaining special payments determined in accordance
with subsection (5) with respect to an initial unfunded liabil-
ity or experience deficiency within the meaning of Regula-
tion 746 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 (General)
as it existed on the 3 1st day of December, 1987;
(b) the amount required to liquidate by equal instalments, with
interest at the going concern valuation rate, any other going
concern unfunded actuarial liability within a period of fif-
teen years after the date on which the going concern
unfunded actuarial liability arose;
(c) the amount required to liquidate by equal instalments, with
interest at the solvency valuation interest rate, any solvency
deficiency, other than that part of a solvency deficiency
referred to in clause (d), within five years after the review
date of the solvency valuation in which the solvency defi-
ciency is identified; and
(d) the amount required to liquidate by equal instalments that
part of any solvency deficiency that exists on the 1st day of
January, 1988 that is attributable to the application of sub-
section 74 (7) of the Act, with interest at the solvency valu-
ation interest rate, within fifteen years from that date.
(2) Where a new series of monthly instalments is commenced
under clause (1) (c), the amounts referred to in clauses (1) (a), (b)
and (d) with respect to any portion of an amortization period that
extends beyond the five-year period established for the new series of
payments under clause (1) (c) shall be reduced or eliminated so that
the total present value of all special payments, based on the interest
assumption used in the going concern valuation, is equal to the going
concern unfunded actuarial liability.
(3) The minimum special payments referred to in clauses (1) (b),
(c) and (d) may be determined by reference to a schedule of dollar
payments determined in accordance with subsection (4),
(a) as of the date the going concern unfunded actuarial liability
arose, for payments referred to in clause (1) (b); or
(b) as of the date of the solvency valuation, for payments
referred to in clauses (1) (c) and (d).
(4) The schedule of dollar payments referred to in subsection (3)
shall be determined as follows:
1. Each scheduled payment shall be a constant percentage of
the projected future payroll of members at the date of
establishment of the schedule.
2. The present value of the scheduled payments at the date of
establishment of the schedule shall be equal to the amount
of the liability being liquidated.
3. The projected future payroll shall be determined using the
.same actuarial assumptions as used in the going concern
valuation where the going concern actuarial unfunded lia-
bility was determined.
4. The amortization periods for each series of scheduled pay-
ments shall be the same as the period referred to in clause
(1) (b), (c) or (d), as the case requires.
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(5) The present value of scheduled payments shall be deter-
mined,
(a) for payments referred to in clause (1) (b), using the interest
rate assumed in the going concern valuation;
(b) for payments referred to in clause (1) (c) or (d) using the
interest rate assumed in the solvency valuation.
(6) The minimum remaining special payments referred to in
clause (1) (a) shall be determined after utilizing any unused actuarial
gains existing on the 31st day of December, 1987. O. Reg. 708/87,
s. 5.
Payments— Multi-Employer Plans and Defined
Benefit/Defined Contribution Plans
6.— (1) A multi-employer pension plan established pursuant to a
collective agreement or trust agreement or a pension plan that pro-
vides defined benefits where the obligation of an employer to con-
tribute to the pension plan is limited to a fixed amount set out in a
collective agreement shall include a provision for the funding of pen-
sion benefits and any other benefits provided under the plan that sets
out the obligation of an employer or any person required to make
contributions on behalf of the employer to contribute in respect of
the plan.
(2) An employer or any person required to make contributions
on behalf of an employer with respect to a pension plan referred to in
subsection (1) shall make payments to the pension fund or the insur-
ance company, as applicable, that are not less than,
(a) any contributions received from employees including
money withheld from an employee, whether by payroll
deduction or otherwise as the employee's contribution to
the pension plan; and
(b) such amounts set out in the applicable collective agreement
as are required to be paid by the employer or the person
required to make contributions on behalf of the employer.
(3) The payments referred to in subsection (2) shall be made
within the following time limits:
1. All sums received by the employer from an employee or
deducted from an employee's pay as the employee's contri-
bution to the pension plan, within thirty days after the
month in which the sum was received or deducted.
2. All amounts, other than those referred to in paragraph 1,
within the time limit specified by the applicable collective
agreement but, in any event, within thirty days after the
month in which the period of employment giving rise to
such payments occurred.
(4) In the case of a pension plan referred to in subsection (1), the
actuary shall, as part of the report required under subsection 3 (1) or
section 13 or 14,
(a) perform such tests as will demonstrate the sufficiency of the
contributions required by the collective agreement or
agreements to provide for the benefits set out in the plan
without consideration of any provision for reduction of ben-
efits set out in the plan; or
(b) where the contributions are not sufficient to provide the
benefits under the plan, propose options available to the
administrator of the plan that will have the result that the
required contributions will be sufficient to provide the ben-
efits under the plan.
(5) Where an actuary proposes options in accordance with clause
(4) (b).
(a) submit a copy of the report containing the proposed options
to the administrator;
(b) the actuary shall file a copy of the report within thirty days
after submitting the report to the administrator and within
the time period referred to in subsection 14 (3);
(c) the administrator shall take such action as will result in the
plan meeting the funding requirements of this section
within ninety days after the date on which the actuary sub-
mitted the report to the administrator; and
(d) the administrator shall advise the Commission of the action
taken in order for the plan to meet the funding require-
ments of this section within 120 days after the date the actu-
ary submitted the report to the administrator and shall file
all documents relevant to the action taken. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 6.
Utilization of Actuarial Gain and Solvency Gain
7.— (1) Where a report with a review date on or after the 1st day
of January, 1988 discloses,
(a) an actuarial gain under the plan with respect to a period
that begins on or after the 1st day of January, 1988; and
(b) that there is no new solvency deficiency nor any unamor-
tized balance of any previous solvency deficiency first estab-
lished on or after the 1st day of January, 1988,
and where the actuarial gain is to be utilized, the amount of the actu-
arial gain shall first be applied to reduce the outstanding balance of
any going concern unfunded actuarial liability.
(2) The outstanding balance of a going concern unfunded actuar-
ial liability that is reduced under subsection (1) may be reamortized
over the same or a shorter period during which special payments are
required to be made.
(3) Where a report with a review date on or after the 1st day of
January, 1988 discloses an actuarial gain and there is either a new
solvency deficiency or an unamortized balance of a previous solvency
deficiency, the amount of the actuarial gain shall not be applied to
reduce any previously scheduled special payments within the remain-
ing amortization period for any solvency deficiency.
(4) An actuarial gain referred to in subsection (1) may be applied
to reduce any employer contributions for normal cost provided that
there is no going concern unfunded actuarial liability or solvency
deficiency.
(5) Where an actuarial gain is not utilized as from the review date
on which the actuarial gain is reported, any subsequent utilization of
the actuarial gain is subject to,
(a) subsection (1), where there is no remaining unamortized
balance of a solvency deficiency at the time the actuarial
gain is utilized; or
(b) subsection (3), where there is any remaining balance of a
solvency deficiency at the time the actuarial gain is utilized.
(6) A solvency gain may only be applied to reduce the total of
any new solvency deficiency and the unamortized balances of any
previous solvency deficiency.
(7) Where a solvency gain is applied as set out in subsection (6),
(a) the remaining solvency deficiency may be reamortized over
the same or a shorter period during which special payments
are required to be made; and
(b) the remaining special payments with respect to any further
going concern unfunded actuarial liabilities shall be recalcu-
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lated, taking into account the results of the current going
concern valuation and the reduced special payments for sol-
vency deficiencies. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 7.
8.— (1) Subject to subsection (2), no payment may be made from
surplus out of a pension plan that is being wound up in whole or in
part until the 31st day of December, 1991. O. Reg. 650/90, s. 1.
(2) Payments may be made from surplus out of a pension plan
that is being wound up in whole or in part,
(a) to or for the benefit of members, former members and any
other persons, other than an employer, who are entitled to
payments under the pension plan on the date of wind up;
(b) to an employer, with the written agreement of the employer
and members of the plan, and of such former members and
other persons entitled to payments under the pension plan
on the date of wind up as the Commission considers appro-
priate in the circumstances;
(c) if the Commission files with the court a consent under sub-
section 78 (1) of the Act, where a court order authorizes
the distribution of funds from surplus; or
(d) if they are payments to which the Commission consented
before the 8th day of February, 1988. O. Reg. 100/88,
s. l,pari:0. Reg. 422/88, s. 1.
9. If an amendment to a pension plan with defined benefits that
has no going concern unfunded actuarial liability or solvency defi-
ciency, converts the defined benefits to defined contribution bene-
fits, the employer may offset the employer's current service costs
against the amount of surplus, if any, in the pension fund after the
conversion that is in excess of two years of the employer's current
service costs. O. Reg. 112/88, s. 1.
10. — (1) The criteria described in this section must be met before
the Commission may consent to the payment of money that is surplus
out of a continuing pension plan to the employer.
(2) All persons who are entitled to receive benefits under the
pension plan and all members must consent to the terms upon which
the surplus is to be paid out of the plan.
(3) All persons in respect of whom the administrator has pur-
chased a pension, deferred pension or ancillary benefit, other than
those persons who requested that the administrator do so, must con-
sent to the terms upon which the surplus is to be paid out of the pen-
sion plan.
(4) The pension plan must provide that a former member's con-
tributions to the plan and the interest on the contributions shall not
be used to provide more than 50 per cent of the commuted value of a
pension or deferred pension in respect of contributory benefits to
which the member is entitled under the plan on termination of mem-
bership or employment.
(5) The pension plan must provide that a former member who is
entitled to a pension or deferred pension on termination of employ-
ment or membership is entitled to payment from the pension fund of
a lump sum payment equal to the amount by which the former mem-
ber's contributions under the plan and the interest on the contribu-
tions exceed one-half of the commuted value of the former member's
pension or deferred pension in respect of the contributory benefits.
(6) The share, if any, of the surplus allocated to each person,
other than the employer, must not be provided in the form of a cash
refund.
(7) Despite subsection (6), a cash refund of contributions may be
made in accordance with subsection 63 (7) of the Act.
(8) If surplus is allocated to a person to increase the person's ben-
efits, the person must be offered the choice of receiving the surplus
in the form of inflation adjustments to the existing benefits.
(9) The inflation adjustments that are provided must be made,
(a) by indexing the benefits in accordance with a formula based
upon increases in the annual Consumer Price Index;
(b) by providing an annual percentage increase in the amount
of the benefits or an annual increase of a specified dollar
amount; or
(c) by a combination of the methods described in clauses (a)
and (b).
(10) For the purpose of subsection (9), the employer may select
the method for providing the inflation adjustments.
(11) The pension plan must state who is entitled, or must provide
a mechanism for determining who is entitled, to any surplus in the
plan after the payment of surplus to which the Commission is being
asked to consent.
(12) Subsection (11) applies with respect to applications under
section 78 of the Act made after the 31st day of October, 1990.
O. Reg. 412/90, s. \,pan.
Funding of Escauvted Adjustments
11.— (1) The estimated future costs of the escalated adjustments
of a pension plan that provides for escalated adjustments may be
excluded from the funding requirements set out in sections 4, 5 and
6.
(2) The amount of a payment of an escalated adjustment that is
made from the pension fund, to the extent that it has not been pre-
funded, shall be deemed to be part of the normal cost.
(3) For the purposes of a report required by section 13 or 14, fac-
tors attributable to an escalated adjustment may be excluded in
determining the existence or amount of any going concern unfunded
actuarial liability. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 8.
Reduction of Special Payments
12. — (1) Where special payments greater than the minimum pay-
ment required under subsection 5 (1) are made by,
(a) a special payment made in advance; or
(b) an additional payment of any kind,
the amount of special payments for subsequent periods may be
reduced provided that the outstanding balance of any going concern
unfunded actuarial liability or solvency deficiency shall at no time be
greater than it would have been had the special payment required
under subsection 5 (1) been made, taking into account the effect of
any application of an actuarial gain or a solvency gain in accordance
with section 7.
(2) Where the date of filing a report under subsection 3(1) and
section 13 or 14 is later than the review date of the report, the
employer shall pay into the pension fund within sixty days of the fil-
ing of the report, all monthly amounts that have not yet been paid
into the pension fund, calculated from the date on which they are
required to be made to the date of filing the report, plus interest at
the going concern valuation rate or the solvency valuation rate, as
applicable. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 9.
Reports
13.— (1) Within sixty days after the date of establishment of a
plan, the administrator shall submit a report on the basis of a going
concern valuation that sets out.
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(a) the normal cost, in the first year during which the plan is
registered and the rule for computing the normal cost in
subsequent years up to the date of the next report;
(b) an estimate of the normal cost, in the subsequent years up
to the date of the next report;
(c) where applicable, the estimated aggregate employee contri-
butions to the pension plan during each year up to the date
of the succeeding report;
(d) the past service unfunded actuarial liability, if any, under
the pension plan as at the date on which the plan qualified
for registration;
(e) the special payments required to liquidate the past service
unfunded actuarial liability in accordance with section 5;
(f) any other going concern unfunded actuarial liability;
(g) the special payments required to liquidate any going con-
cern unfunded actuarial liability referred to in clause (f);
(h) that.
(i) in the opinion of the person preparing the report,
there is no solvency deficiency, or
(ii) there is a solvency deficiency and the special pay-
ments required to liquidate the solvency deficiency;
(i) that,
(i) in the opinion of the person preparing the report
there is no Guarantee Fund assessment required to
be paid under section 37, or
(ii) where there is a Guarantee Fund assessment
required to be paid under section 37, a calculation of
the amount, if any, referred to in clause 37 (1) (b);
and
(j) where the plan provides for an escalated adjustment,
whether and to what extent,
(i) liability for the future cost of the adjustment has
been included in the determination of any going con-
cern unfunded actuarial liability, or
(ii) the cost for the escalated adjustment is included in
the normal cost.
(2) The report referred to in subsection (1) shall be certified by a
person authorized by section 15.
(3) A report referred to in subsection (1) may certify the ade-
quacy of the premiums necessary to provide for the payment of all
benefits under an insured pension plan that is funded by level premi-
ums extending not beyond the retirement age for each individual
member, in lieu of the matters required to be certified under that
subsection. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 10.
14.— (1) The administrator of a pension plan shall cause the plan
to be reviewed and a report prepared and certified by a person
authorized by section 15 not more than three years after the date of
the establishment of the plan and at intervals of not more than three
years thereafter.
(2) The report shall set out, on the basis of a going concern valua-
tion.
(b) an estimate of the normal cost in the subsequent years up to
the date of the next report;
(c) where applicable, the estimated aggregate employee contri-
butions to the pension plan during each year up to the date
of the succeeding report;
(d) the present value of remaining future special payments
established in certificates appended to previous reports;
(e) where the plan provides for an escalated adjustment,
whether and to what extent,
(i) liability for the future cost of the adjustment has
been included in the determination of any going con-
cern unfunded actuarial liability, or
(ii) the cost for the escalated adjustment is included in
the normal cost;
(f) the actuarial gain or actuarial loss in the pension plan, and,
(i) where there is an actuarial loss, the special payments
that will liquidate any increase in a going concern
unfunded actuarial liability resulting from the loss
over a term not exceeding fifteen years, and
(ii) where there is an actuarial gain, any intended appli-
cation of the gain in accordance with section 7;
(g) that,
(i) in the opinion of the person preparing the report,
there is no solvency deficiency, or
(ii) where there is a solvency deficiency as of the 1st day
of January, 1988, the amount of any solvency defi-
ciency that is attributable to the application of sub-
section 74 (7) of the Act and the special payments
required in order to liquidate the solvency deficiency
over a period not exceeding fifteen years commenc-
ing with the Istday of January, 1988,
(iii) except for that part of a solvency deficiency referred
to in subclause (ii), where there is a solvency defi-
ciency, the amount of any solvency deficiency and
the special payments required in order to liquidate
the solvency deficiency over a term not exceeding
five years from the date of the earliest solvency valu-
ation in which the solvency deficiency was deter-
mined and the resulting adjustment in the schedule
of other future special payments under the plan, and
(iv) where there is an unamortized balance of a previous
solvency deficiency and there is a solvency gain, the
amount of any solvency gain and any intended appli-
cation of the gain in accordance with section 7; and
(h) that, in the opinion of the person preparing the report,
(i) there is no Guarantee Fund assessment required to
be paid under section 37, or
(ii) where there is a Guarantee Fund assessment
required to be paid, the amount, if any, referred to
in clause 37 (1) (b).
(3) The administrator shall file the report within nine months of
the review date established for the report referred to in subsection
(1). O. Reg. 708/87, s. 11.
(a) the normal cost in the next succeeding year and the rule for
computing the cost in subsequent years up to the date of the
next report;
15.— (1) Subject to subsection (2), the reports and certificates
referred to in subsection 3 (1) and sections 13 and 14 of this Regula-
tion and section 70 of the Act shall be made by an actuary.
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(2) Reports and certificates in respect of,
(a) a pension plan where all pension benefits are defined con-
tribution benefits;
(b) a fully insured pension plan, established prior to the 1st day
of January, 1987 underwritten by a contract or contracts
with an insurance company and that does not require any
contributions to be made by employees; or
(c) a pension plan underwritten by a contract or contracts
issued under the Government Annuities Act (Canada),
may be made by an accountant or a person authorized by an insur-
ance company, a trust corporation or by the Annuities Branch of the
Department of Labour of the Government of Canada, responsible
for administering the pension plan or pension fund. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 12.
16. The report of an actuary filed under subsection 3(1) and sec-
tion 13 or 14 of this Regulation and section 70 of the Act shall be pre-
pared using assumptions that are appropriate for the plan and meth-
ods consistent with the sound principles established by precedents or
common usage within the actuarial profession and with the require-
ments of the Act and this Regulation. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 13.
Valuation
17.— (1) To determine the existence of a solvency deficiency for
the purposes of a report under subsection 3 (1) or section 13 or 14, a
valuation shall be performed by the person preparing the report to
determine the solvency liabilities of the plan and the solvency assets
of the plan.
(2) In determining the solvency liabilities for a multi-employer
pension plan established pursuant to one or more collective agree-
ments or a trust agreement or a pension plan that provides defined
benefits where the obligation of an employer to contribute to the
pension fund is limited to a fixed amount set out in a collective agree-
ment, the solvency liabilities shall be determined on the basis of the
benefits structure set out in the plan at the date of the valuation with-
out consideration of any provision for the possible reduction of such
benefits. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 14.
Annual Information Return
18.— (1) Subject to subsection 29 (4), the administrator of a pen-
sion plan shall file the annual information return required under sec-
tion 20 of the Act not later than six months after the end of the fiscal
year of the plan. O. Reg. 700/89, s. 2, pan.
(2) The filing fee for an annual information return for a pension
plan that has members in Ontario or in a designated province is $6
for each of those members.
(3) The filing fee for an annual information return for a pension
plan administered by the Commission under an agreement with the
Government of Canada under section 95 of the Act is $6 per mem-
ber.
(4) Subject to subsection (5), the minimum filing fee for an
annual information return is $200 and the maximum filing fee is
$12,000. O. Reg. 651/90, s. 2.
(5) The filing fee for an annual information return delivered to
the Superintendent more than six months after the end of the fiscal
year of the pension plan is 120 per cent of the fee otherwise calcu-
lated under this section. O. Reg. 7(X)/89, s. 2, part.
Commuted Value and Portability of Pension Benefits
19.— (1) Except where a pension plan is wound up in whole or in
part, the commuted value of a pension, deferred pension or ancillary
benefit shall not be less than the value determined in accordance
with "Recommendations for the Computation of Minimum Transfer
Values of Pensions" issued by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries
and effective the 14th day of November, 1988. O. Reg. 589/89,
s. 1.
(2) That portion of the commuted value of a pension, deferred
pension or ancillary benefit that can be transferred from a pension
plan as of a given date shall be determined by multiplying the com-
muted value, as determined in accordance with subsection (1), by the
lesser of,
(a) the most recently determined transfer ratio;
(b) one.
(3) Subject to subsection (4), where the transfer ratio of a pen-
sion plan is equal to or greater than one, the administrator may
transfer the commuted value of a pension, deferred pension or ancil-
lary benefit in accordance with section 42, 43, 48 or 51 of the Act.
(4) The administrator of a pension plan who has reason to believe
that the transfer ratio of the pension plan may have been materially
reduced since the review date of the most recently filed valuation
report shall not permit the transfer without the prior approval of the
Superintendent.
(5) Where the commuted value of the pension, deferred pension
or ancillary benefit is calculated on a basis more generous than the
minimum basis prescribed under subsection (1), the actuary shall
perform such supplementary calculations as are necessary to enable
certification that the transfer will not reduce the transfer ratio of the
plan below one or, where the transfer ratio of the plan prior to the
transfer was less than one, to a ratio lower than the ratio in existence
prior to the transfer.
(6) The administrator may transfer 1(X) per cent of the commuted
value of a pension, deferred pension or an ancillary benefit from a
pension plan that has a transfer ratio that is less than one where,
(a) the administrator of the plan is satisfied that an amount
equal to the transfer deficiency has been remitted to the
pension fund; or
(b) the transfer deficiency for the individual transfer is less than
5 per cent of the Year's Maximum Pensionable Earnings for
that year and the aggregate of transfer deficiencies for all
transfers made since the last review date does not exceed 5
per cent of the assets of the plan at that time.
(7) Where less than 100 per cent of the commuted value of a pen-
sion, deferred pension or ancillary benefit is transferred, the balance
including interest thereon calculated at the rate credited to member
contributions under section 24 shall be transferred by the administra-
tor within five years after the date of the initial transfer and any
transfer subsequent to the initial transfer shall be in accordance with
subsection (6).
(8) Subsections (2) to (7) do not apply to any amounts transfer-
red pursuant to a reciprocal transfer agreement that is filed.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 16 (2-8).
20. — (1) A member of a pension plan who makes an election
under section 42 of the Act or a person who is entitled to make an
election under subsection 51 (5) of the Act shall deliver a completed
direction to the administrator within sixty days after termination of
employment or, in the case of a person entitled to make an election
under section 51 (5) of the Act, within sixty days after receipt of
notice of termination.
(2) The administrator shall comply with an election made under
subsection (1) within sixty days after the receipt of all information
required by the administrator to comply with the direction.
(3) The administrator shall not transfer the commuted value of a
pension or deferred pension except where the transferee agrees to
administer the amount transferred as a pension or deferred pension
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in accordance with thie Act and this Regulation,
s. 17.
O. Reg. 708/87,
21.— (1) For the purposes of clause 42 (1) (b) of the Act, a regis-
tered retirement savings plan established in accordance with the
Income Tax Act (Canada) is a prescribed retirement savings arrange-
ment.
(2) A contract to establish a registered retirement savings plan
for purposes of a transfer under section 42 of the Act shall set out
that,
(a) no money transferred, including all investment earnings,
will be withdrawn except,
(i) prior to maturity, to transfer the money to the pen-
sion fund of a registered pension plan,
(ii) prior to maturity, to transfer the money to another
registered retirement savings plan that meets the
requirements of this section, or
(iii) to purchase an immediate or deferred life annuity
provided by an insurance company under an insur-
ance contract that meets the requirements of section
22, provided the annuity does not commence on a
date earlier than ten years prior to the normal retire-
ment age under the Canada Pension Plan or the
Quebec Pension Plan;
(b) no money transferred, including interest, will be assigned,
charged, anticipated or given as security except as permit-
ted by subsection 65 (3) of the Act;
(c) any transaction purporting to assign, charge, anticipate or
give as security money transferred, except as permitted by
subsection 65 (3) of the Act, is void;
(d) except as permitted in section 49 of the Act, no money
transferred, including interest, will be commuted or surren-
dered during the lifetime of the former member;
(e) any transaction that contravenes clause (d) is void;
(f) the transferee will not permit any subsequent transfer
except,
(i) where the transfer is permitted under the Act and
the regulations, and
(ii) the subsequent transferee agrees to administer the
amount transferred as a pension or deferred pension
in accordance with this Act and the regulations;
(g) the transferee will advise in writing any subsequent trans-
feree that the amount transferred must be administered as a
pension or deferred pension under the Act and this Regula-
tion; and
(h) on the death of the holder of the registered retirement sav-
ings arrangement, the transferee will administer the money
in accordance with section 48 of the Act.
(3) An immediate or deferred life annuity that is purchased with
funds from a prescribed retirement savings arrangement shall not dif-
ferentiate on the basis of the sex of the beneficiary where the
arrangement resulted from the transfer of the commuted value of a
pension benefit which value was determined in a manner that did not
differentiate on the basis of sex.
(4) A retirement savings arrangement that results from the trans-
fer of the commuted value of a pension benefit shall contain a state-
ment as to whether the commuted value was determined on a basis
that differentiated on the basis of sex. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 18.
22. An insurance contract under which a deferred or immediate
life annuity will be provided resulting from the transfer of the com-
muted value of a pension benefit or as the result of a purchase from a
retirement savings arrangement referred to in section 21 shall set out
that,
(a) no money transferred, including interest, will be assigned,
charged, anticipated or given as security except as permit-
ted by subsection 65 (3) of the Act;
(b) any transaction purporting to assign, charge, anticipate or
give the money transferred as security except as permitted
by subsection 65 (3) of the Act is void;
(c) except in the case of the unexpired period of a guaranteed
annuity where the annuitant is deceased, no benefit pro-
vided under the annuity will be surrendered or commuted
during the lifetime of the former member or the former
member's spouse;
(d) any transaction that contravenes clause (c) is void;
(e) where the annuitant has a spouse at the time payments
commence, the annuity shall be in the form of a joint and
survivor annuity as required by section 44 of the Act unless
the annuitant and the spouse of the annuitant provide a
waiver as set out in section 46 of the Act;
(f) the amount of the life annuity will be determined on a basis
that does not take into account the sex of the annuitant,
except,
(i) in the case of a contract that is based entirely upon
an amount or amounts transferred from a defined
contribution pension plan administered in accor-
dance with clause 52 (2) (b) of the Act, or
(ii) in the case of a contract that is purchased with funds
from a prescribed registered retirement savings
arrangement, the purchase is in accordance with sub-
section 21 (3); and
(g) on the death of the annuitant prior to payment of the annu-
ity, the insurance company will administer the annuity in
accordance with section 48 of the Act. O. Reg. 708/87,
s. 19.
Designated Provinces
23.— (1) The following provinces and territories of Canada are
designated as provinces or territories in which there is in force legis-
lation substantially similar to the Act:
1 . The Province of Alberta.
2. The Province of Manitoba.
3. The Province of Newfoundland.
4. The Province of Nova Scotia.
5. The Province of Quebec.
6. The Province of Saskatchewan.
7. The Northwest Territories.
8. The Yukon Territory.
(2) A pension plan, the plurality of members of which are
employed in a designated province, may be exempted from registra-
tion or audit under the Act, where there is an agreement to that
effect with the designated province.
(3) For the purpose of ascertaining where the plurality of the
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members are employed, only members employed in Ontario or in a
designated province shall be counted. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 20.
Interest
24.— (1) Contributions made by or on behalf of members and for-
mer members of a pension plan that provide defined contribution
benefits shall be credited, commencing with the 1st day of January,
1988, not less frequently than annually with such rate of return as can
reasonably be attributed to the operation of the pension fund or that
part of the pension fund to which the contributions are made.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 21 (1); O. Reg. 42.3/88, s. 1 (1).
(2) Contributions to a pension fund may be credited under sub-
section (1) with a greater rate of return that is described in the
subsection. O. Reg. 423/88, s. 1 (2).
(3) Contributions, other than additional voluntary contributions,
of members and former members of a pension plan that provide
defined benefits shall be credited, commencing with the 1st day of
January, 1988, not less frequently than annually with,
(a) interest calculated on the basis of the average of the yields
of five-year personal fixed term chartered bank deposit
rales as determined from the Canadian Socio-Economic
Information Management (CANSIM) series B 14045 pub-
lished monthly in the Bank of Canada Review, over a rea-
sonably recent period, such that the averaging period does
not exceed twelve months; or
(b) such rate of return as can reasonably be attributed to the
pension fund or that part of the pension fund to which the
contributions are made.
(4) Additional voluntary contributions of members and former
members of a pension plan that provide defined benefits shall be
credited, commencing with the 1st day of January, 1988, with such
rate of return as can reasonably be attributed to the operation of the
pension fund or that part of the pension fund to which contributions
are made.
(5) Contributions of members and former members of a pension
plan that provide both defined benefits and defined contribution
benefits shall be credited with interest, commencing with the 1st day
of January, 1988, in accordance with subsection (1), (3) or (4), as the
case requires.
(6) Despite subsections (1) to (5), contributions of members and
former members of a pension plan that provide for pension benefits
that are guaranteed by an insurance company shall be credited, com-
mencing with the 1st day of January, 1988, not less frequently than
annually with interest to be calculated on the basis of the average of
the yields of five-year personal fixed term chartered bank deposit
rates as determined from the Canadian Socio-Economic Information
Management (CANSIM) series B 14045 published monthly in the
Bank of Canada Review, over a reasonably recent period, such that
the averaging period does not exceed twelve months.
(7) Interest shall commence to accrue to contributions made by a
member on or after the 1st day of January, 1988, no later than the
first of the month following the month in which the contributions
were required to be paid into the pension fund.
(8) As an alternative to subsection (7), the Administrator may
credit contributions made by a member to a pension plan during a
fiscal year of the plan with an average rate of interest for that fiscal
year determined in accordance with subsection (1), (3), (4), (5) or
(6), as the case requires.
(9) The rate of interest to be credited to the member's contribu-
tions during the fiscal year of the plan of a member who ceases to be
a member, retires or dies during a fiscal year of a pension plan, shall
be the most recently calculated rate determined in accordance with
subsection (I), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7) or (8), as the case requires, and
shall be credited at least to the month of termination.
(10) An order made by the Superintendent for repayment of
money under subsection 42 (10) or 43 (5) of the Act or for a return
of assets under subsection 80 (6) or 81 (6) of the Act shall include
interest at the "postjudgment interest rate" as defined in section 127
of the Courts of Justice Act calculated from the date of the transfer to
which the order relates.
(11) Subject to subsection (12), the amount owing to a person
entitled to a lump sum payment from a pension plan or any person
who makes an election under section 42 of the Act shall be credited
with interest, at such rate of return as can reasonably be attributed to
the operation of the pension fund, from the date of termination to
the month of payment.
(12) The amount owing to a person who is entitled to a lump sum
payment or a person who makes an election under section 42 of the
Act with respect to a pension plan that is wound up in whole or in
part shall be credited with interest, from the effective date of the
wind up to the month of payment, at the interest rate used in deter-
mining the commuted value of the pension benefit in the wind up
report.
(13) This section applies to the accumulated contributions made
by the members or former members as at the 1st day of January,
1988, and all contributions made by a member or former member
subsequent to that date. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 21 (2-12).
Surplus Withdrawal Application— Continuing Plan
25.— (1) The following information is prescribed for the purposes
of a notice respecting an application under subsection 78 (2) of the
Act:
1.
The name of the pension plan and its provincial registration
number.
2. The review date of the report provided with the application
and the amount of surplus in the pension plan.
3. The surplus attributable to employee and employer contri-
butions.
4. The amount of surplus withdrawal requested.
5. A statement that submissions in respect of the application
may be made in writing to the Commission within thirty
days after receipt of the notice.
6. The contractual authority for surplus withdrawals.
7. Notice that copies of the report and certificates filed with
the Commission in support of the surplus request are avail-
able for review at the offices of the employer and informa-
tion on how copies of the report may be obtained.
(2) Prior to transmitting the notice required under subsection
78 (2) of the Act, the employer shall submit a copy of the notice to
the Superintendent.
(3) The Superintendent shall advise the employer on the ade-
quacy of the notice for the purpose of an application under section 78
of the Act.
(4) An application by an employer for the consent of the Com-
mission to a payment from a continuing pension plan under subsec-
tion 78 (1) of the Act shall be accompanied by a certified copy of the
notice referred to in subsection (1), a statement that subsection
78 (2) of the Act has been complied with, details as to the classes of
persons who received notice and the date the last notice was distrib-
uted.
(5) An application referred to in subsection (1) shall be accompa-
nied by a current report prepared on the basis of a going concern val-
uation demonstrating that a surplus as determined in accordance
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with section 26 exists and that there are no special payinents required
to be made to the pension fund. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 22.
26.— (1) For purposes of determining surplus in a continuing pen-
sion plan,
(a) the value of the assets of the pension plan shall be calcu-
lated on the basis of the market value of the investments
held by the pension fund plus any cash balances and
accrued or receivable items; and
(b) the value of the liabilities of the pension plan shall be the
greater of the calculation of,
(i) the going concern liabilities, or
(ii) the solvency liabilities.
(2) For purposes of subclauses 79 (1) (d) (ii) and 79 (1) (e) (ii)
of the Act, the liabilities of the pension plan shall be calculated as the
solvency liabilities. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 23.
27. For the purpose of subsection 79 (8) of the Act, the pre-
scribed date is the 27th day of July, 1990. O. Reg. 412/90, s. 1,
part.
Wind Up Notices
28.— (1) A notice of proposal to wind up a pension plan required
under section 68 of the Act shall include,
(a) the name of the plan and its provincial registration number;
(b) the proposed date of wind up;
(c) notice that each member, former member or any other per-
son entitled to a pension, deferred pension, any other bene-
fit or a refund will be provided with an individual statement
setting out entitlements and options under the plan; and
(d) where a plan provides contributory benefits, notice of the
member's right to make contributions in respect of the
period of notice of termination of employment required
under Part XIV of the Employment Standards Act.
(2) In addition to entitlements under the plan and any options
available, a notice provided to each member, former member or any
other person under section 72 of the Act shall include,
(a) the name of the pension plan and its provincial registration
number;
(b) the member's name and date of birth; , ■'
(c) the date of plan wind up;
(d) the date on which the member joined the plan, and, except
in the case of multi-employer pension plans, the date the
member was employed by the employer;
(e) the member's spouse as indicated on the records of the
administrator;
(f) the amount of required contributions made to the pension
fund by a member since the date of the last annual state-
ment provided under section 27 of the Act;
(g) the accumulated amount of required contributions made to
the pension fund by the member, including interest credited
to such contributions, to the date of plan wind up;
(h) the amount of additional voluntary contributions made by
the member to the pension fund since the date of the last
annual statement provided under section 27 of the Act;
(i) the accumulated amount of additional voluntary contribu-
tions made by the member to the pension fund, including
interest credited to such contributions, to the date of wind
up;
(j) any amount transferred since the date of the last annual
statement provided under section 27 of the Act from
another pension plan on behalf of the member and the pen-
sion benefit under the plan attributable to that amount;
(k) in the case of a plan providing defined contribution bene-
fits,
(i) the amount of employer contributions allocated to
the member since the date of the last annual state-
ment provided under section 27 of the Act, and
(ii) the accumulated amount of employer contributions,
including interest credited to such contributions,
allocated to the member on the plan records, to the
date of wind up;
(I) in the case of a defined benefit plan,
(i) the member's years of employment for the purpose
of the calculation of pension benefits including any
period credited under subsection 74 (5) of the Act,
and
(ii) where salary is a factor in determining a pension
benefit, the salary level utilized for the purpose of
determining the benefit;
(m) the rate of interest credited to contributions required to be
made by the member since the date of the last annual state-
ment required under section 27 of the Act;
(n) an explanation of any amendments made to the pension
plan during the period covered by the statement for which
an explanation has not previously been provided under sec-
tion 41;
(o) the time period in which any option must be exercised;
(p) if there are insufficient assets to pay all pension benefits, a
description of any reductions made to the person's benefits;
(q) if there are surplus assets, a statement of the method of dis-
tribution and, if applicable, the formula for allocation of
any surplus among the plan beneficiaries;
(r) notice where copies of the wind up report are available and
information on how copies of the report may be obtained;
and
(s) notice of the person the recipient of the statement may con-
tact with respect to any questions arising out of the state-
ment.
(3) A recipient of a statement referred to in subsection (2) who is
entitled to elect an option shall forward the election to the adminis-
trator within ninety days after receipt of the statement.
(4) The administrator shall comply with an election made by a
person on the wind up of a pension plan within thirty days after,
(a) the receipt of the election; or
(b) the receipt of notice that the wind up report has been
approved by the Superintendent,
whichever is the later.
(5) A notice required under subsection 78 (2) of the Act for a
plan that is being wound up shall contain.
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(a) the name of the pension plan and its provincial registration
number;
(b) the review date of the report provided with the application
and amount of surplus in the pension plan;
(c) the surplus attributable to employee and employer contri-
butions;
(d) the amount of surplus withdrawal requested;
(e) a statement that submissions may be made in writing to the
Commission within thirty days of receipt of the notice;
(f) the contractual authority for surplus reversion; and
(g) notice that copies of the wind up report filed with the Com-
mission in support of the surplus request are available for
review at the offices of the employer and information on
how copies of the report may be obtained.
(6) An application by an employer for the consent of the Com-
mission to a payment from a pension plan that is being wound up
shall be accompanied by a certified copy of the notice referred to in
subsection (5), a statement that subsection 78 (2) of the Act has been
complied with, the date the last notice was distributed and details as
to the classes of persons who received notice. O. Reg. 708/87,
s. 24.
Pt-AN Wind Ups— General
29.— (1) A wind up report required to be filed under subsection
70 (1) of the Act shall be prepared by a person authorized to prepare
a report for the plan under section 15.
(2) For the purpose of the wind up of a pension plan, in whole or
in part, the minimum commuted value of a pension, deferred pen-
sion or ancillary benefit shall be the amount required to purchase the
benefit from an insurance company as of the effective date of the
wind up.
(3) The administrator shall file the wind up report within six
months following the effective date of the wind up of the plan in
whole or in part.
(4) In addition to the wind up report required under subsection
70 (1) of the Act, the administrator of the plan shall file all outstand-
ing annual information returns required to be filed up to the effective
date of the wind up of the pension plan within three months after the
effective date.
(5) In addition to the wind up report required under subsection
70 (1) of the Act, the administrator of a pension plan that is wound
up and that provides a defined benefit shall provide the Superinten-
dent with such information as the Superintendent requires to deter-
mine the persons whose pension benefits are guaranteed under sec-
tion 84 of the Act, the amounts of such guaranteed benefits, the
amounts to be contributed to the plan under section 75 of the Act
and such other information as the Superintendent requires.
(6) Payments of refunds of employee contributions with interest
to persons not entitled to a pension, deferred pension or ancillary
benefit are prescribed for purposes of subsection 70 (3) of the Act.
(7) Subject to the requirements of subsection (8), the administra-
tor of a pension plan,
(a) that is terminated;
(b) that provides defined benefits; and
(c) with respect to which there has been no declaration by the
Commission under subsection 83 (2) of the Act,
may, after the wind up report required under subsection (1) has been
approved by the Superintendent, pay prior to the completion of any
additional funding required under section 75 of the Act,
(d) the accumulated value of any additional voluntary contribu-
tions;
(e) the accumulated value of required contributions made by a
member or former member; and
(f) the value of any pension, deferred pension or ancillary ben-
efits accrued as of the effective date of the wind up with
respect to employment and remuneration until that date in
accordance with the plan provisions, to the extent that such
benefits have been funded and after appropriate adjust-
ments for any payment made in accordance with clause (e).
(8) Where an employer is required to make payments into a pen-
sion plan under section 75 of the Act and all pensions and other ben-
efits being funded under section 75 of the Act would not be guaran-
teed under section 84 of the Act,
(a) no funds of the pension plan shall be used to purchase a life
annuity for any person entitled thereto; and
(b) where an election is made under clause 42 (1) (a) or (b) of
the Act, the maximum portion of the commuted value of
the deferred pension that may be transferred is the amount,
if any, of the contributions the employee was required to
make under the plan plus any additional voluntary contri-
butions made by the employee,
until a report is filed under section 34 certifying that there is no fur-
ther amount to be funded or a declaration under subsection 83 (2) of
the Act is made with respect to the plan.
(9) Where a pension plan is wound up in whole or in part and the
assets of the pension plan are not sufficient to pay all pensions,
deferred pensions or ancillary benefits,
(a) where the employer is making payments in accordance with
section 75 of the Act, pension benefits to which a person
may be entitled but that had not vested under the terms of
the plan shall be reduced to an amount proportionate to the
extent that the benefits had been funded;
(b) in all cases, other than that referred to in clause (a), the
pension, deferred pension or ancillary benefit to which a
person would otherwise be entitled shall be reduced to an
amount proportionate to the extent that the benefits had
been funded; and
(c) where the Commission has made a declaration under sec-
tion 83 of the Act, benefits attributable to the application of
subsection 74 (7) of the Act shall not be included in the
determination of a pension, deferred pension or ancillary
benefit referred to in clause (a) or (b). O. Reg. 708/87,
s. 25.
Defined Benefit Plan Wind Ups— Insufficient Assets
30.— (1) This section applies only to pension plans that provide
defined benefits that are not exempted from the application of the
Guarantee Fund by section 85 of the Act, where the assets of the
pension plan are not sufficient to pay all pension benefits and other
benefits on the wind up of the plan.
(2) A wind up report for a defined benefit pension plan shall be
prepared by,
(a) determining the accumulated value of any additional volun-
tary contributions and providing for the immediate pay-
ment of an amount equal to the accumulated value from the
pension fund;
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(b) determining the remaining liabilities consisting of the com-
muted value of all benefits under the plan including,
(i) the accrued benefits for members not yet vested
under the terms of the plan, and
(ii) the value of any escalated adjustments which have
been granted,
but not including,
(iii) the value of benefits determined under clause (a),
(iv) the increased value or amount of any benefit result-
ing from the application of section 74 of the Act, and
(v) the value of any escalated adjustment that is related
to a future change in a general wage or price index;
(c) apportioning the remaining liabilities in respect of any
member or former member so that the liabilities are not less
than the minimum value of any required contributions
made by the member or former member to the plan;
(d) allocating the remaining liabilities to,
(i) employment in Ontario,
(ii) employment, if any, in a designated province or
employment for which pension benefits are provided
in a plan registered under the Pension Benefits Stan-
dards Act (Canada), and
(iii) employment other than employment referred to in
subclause (i) or (ii);
(e) subject to section 33, allocating the excess of the fair mar-
ket value of the plan assets over the accumulated value of
any additional voluntary contributions determined under
clause (a) in proportion to the remaining liabilities that are
attributable to the categories of employment set out in
clause (d);
(f) dealing with the Ontario assets as set out in clause (k);
(g) dealing with the portion of the plan assets allocated for the
provision of benefits resulting from employment in a desig-
nated province in accordance with the legislation of that
province;
(h) dealing with the portion of the plan assets allocated for the
provision of pension benefits that are provided in a plan
registered under the Pension Benefits Standards Act
(Canada) in accordance with that Act;
(i) dealing with the portion of plan assets allocated for the pro-
vision of benefits resulting from any other employment on
an equitable basis as determined by the person preparing
the wind up report;
(j) after completing the procedures set out in clauses (a) to (i),
determining the Ontario wind up liability; and
(k) where the Ontario assets exceed the Ontario wind up liabil-
ity, applying the Ontario assets first to provide for such
Ontario wind up liability and applying the remaining assets
to provide, on an equitable basis acceptable to the Commis-
sion, for the benefits that are included in the calculation of
the basic Ontario liabilities but not included in the calcula-
tion of the Ontario wind up liability. O. Reg. 708/87,
s. 26.
31.— (1) The liability required to be funded under section 75 of
the Act shall be funded by annual special payments commencing at a
date specified by the Commission and made by the employer to the
pension fund that are at least equal to the greater of,
(a) the minimum special payments required for the year in
which the plan is terminated or wound up, as determined by
the reports filed under section 3 or 14, multiplied by the
ratio of the basic Ontario liabilities to the total of the liabili-
ties determined under clauses 30 (2) (a) and (b); or
(b) the amount required to fund the employer's liabilities under
section 75 of the Act in equal payments, payable in
advance, over not more than five years.
(2) The special payments referred to in subsection (I) shall con-
tinue until the liability is funded. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 27.
32.— (1) Until the employer's liability under section 75 of the Act
is funded, the administrator of the plan shall annually cause the plan
to be reviewed and a report to be prepared by a person authorized by
section 15 and shall file the report within six months after the review
date of the report.
(2) A report required under subsection ( 1 ) shall show,
(a) the gain or the loss in the pension plan since the review date
of the immediately preceding report as a result of differ-
ences between the actual experience and the experience
anticipated by the assumptions made in the previous report;
and
(b) the increase or decrease in the remaining special payments
that will liquidate the gain or loss referred to in clause (a)
over the remainder of the five-year period commencing
from the effective date of the wind up.
(3) Any special payments required as a result of a loss referred to
in clause (2) (a) shall be included as payments required to be made
by the employer under section 75 of the Act.
(4) Where a report made under this section shows that there is no
further amount to be funded, any surplus may revert to the
employer, subject to the requirements of section 79 of the Act.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 28.
33. Where the Commission makes a declaration under subsection
83 (1) of the Act with respect to a pension plan that has been termi-
nated or wound up and the employer is in the process of making the
funding payments required under section 75 of the Act, the wind up
funded ratio and the liability for benefits guaranteed by the Guaran-
tee Fund shall be recalculated as of the date referred to in the
declaration. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 29.
34.— (1) Where the Commission has made a declaration under
subsection 83 (1 ) of the Act and, at the time of such declaration, the
Ontario assets are less than the Ontario wind up liability, the benefits
to be provided by the plan shall be 100 per cent of the benefits guar-
anteed by the Guarantee Fund, up to the maximum established by
section 85 of the Act, plus a proportion of all other benefits included
in the calculation of the Ontario wind up liability, excluding any lia-
bilities attributable to the application of subsection 74 (7) of the Act.
(2) The proportion referred to in subsection (I) shall be equal to
the wind up funded ratio as of the date referred to in the Commission
declaration.
(3) Upon application, the Commission shall allocate from the
Fund and pay to the administrator of the pension plan sufficient
money to provide, together with the Ontario assets, for the provision
of benefits determined under subsection (1). O. Reg. 708/87, s. 30.
35. — (1) A wind up report in respect of a defined benefit pension
plan that is wound up in part shall, where the assets allocated to the
wind up are not sufficient to pay all pension benefits and the benefits
included in the wind up, be prepared in accordance with the require-
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ments of section 30 as if the pension plan were being wholly wound
up.
(2) The liability required to be funded under section 75 of the Act
on the winding up in part of a defined benefit pension plan shall be
the excess, if any, of the Ontario wind up liability over the Ontario
assets, as determined by the wind up report, that is attributable to
members and former members or any other person entitled to a ben-
efit from the pension plan affected by the partial plan wind up.
(3) The liability determined under subsection (2) shall be funded
by the employer by annual special payments over a period not
exceeding five years from the effective date of the partial plan wind
up.
(4) The going concern unfunded actuarial liability for members,
former members or any other person entitled to payment of a benefit
from the pension plan not affected by the partial plan wind up may
be recomputed and the amount of special payments being made with
respect to such liability shall be recalculated on a basis acceptable to
the Commission. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 31.
36. The total liability of the Guarantee Fund to guarantee pen-
sion benefits is limited to the assets of the Guarantee Fund, including
any loans made to the Guarantee Fund under subsection 82 (4) of
the Act. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 32.
37.— (1) An employer who is required to make contributions to a
defined benefit pension plan shall pay an annual assessment to the
Guarantee Fund of,
(a) $1 per member employed in Ontario; and
(b) two-tenths of 1 per cent of the amount, if positive, by
which,
(i) the solvency liabilities respecting employment in
Ontario, excluding any liabilities attributable to the
application of subsection 74 (7) of the Act,
exceeds,
(ii) the market value of investments held by the pension
fund plus any cash balances and accrued or receiv-
able income items, multiplied by the ratio of sol-
vency liabilities respecting employment in Ontario to
the solvency liabilities for the pension plan, exclud-
ing any liabilities attributable to the application of
section 74 of the Act in both the numerator and
denominator of the ratio.
(2) Until a report with a review date that is on or after the 1st day
of January, 1988 is filed, an employer who is required to make con-
tributions to a defined benefit pension plan shall pay an annual
assessment to the Guarantee Fund of $1 per member employed in
Ontario plus two-tenths of I per cent of the total of experience defi-
ciencies and initial unfunded liabilities within the meaning of Regula-
tion 746 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 (General) as it
existed on the 31st day of December, 1987 and as indicated on the
last report filed.
(3) An assessment referred to in subsection (1) or (2) shall be
delivered to the Superintendent within six months following the end
of the fiscal year of the plan.
(4) An assessment that is delivered to the Superintendent later
than six months after the end of the fiscal year of the pension plan
shall be an amount equal to 120 per cent of the assessment referred
to in subsection (1) or (2), as the case may be, plus interest calcu-
lated from the date the assessment was due at a rate equal to the rate
of banks listed in Schedule I or II to the Bank Act (Canada) on prime
business loans as determined from the Canadian Socio-Economic
Information Management (CANSIM) series B 14020 published
monthly in the Bank of Canada Review.
(5) An employer is not required to make a payment to the Guar-
antee Fund with respect to an assessment due under subsection (1) or
(2) that is $10 or less. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 33.
Disclosure of Information
38. The information referred to in subsection 25 (1) of the Act
shall be provided,
(a) to a person who becomes a member of a pension plan on
the date the plan is established, within sixty days after the
date the plan is established;
(b) to an employee who will become eligible to become a mem-
ber of a pension plan, within sixty days prior to the date on
which the person will become eligible; and
(c) to a person who is eligible to become a member of a pen-
sion plan upon commencing employment, within sixty days
after the person commences employment. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 34.
39.— (1) The administrator shall transmit notice and an explana-
tion of the amendment required under subsection 26 (3) of the Act,
within sixty days after registration, to each member, former member
or other person who is or will be affected by an amendment that is
registered.
(2) Where an amendment is registered and the Superintendent
dispenses with the notice required under subsection 26 (3) of the
Act, the administrator shall provide notice and an explanation of the
amendment to members with the next statement required under sec-
tion 27 of the Act. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 35.
Annual Statement
40.— (1) A statement required under section 27 of the Act shall
contain, as recorded in the records of the administrator, at least,
(a) the name of the pension plan and its provincial registration
number;
(b) the member's name and date of birth;
(c) the period covered by the statement;
(d) the date on which the member joined the plan, and, except
for multi-employer pension plans, the date on which the
member was employed by the employer;
(e) the date or dates on which the member became fully vested
or will become fully vested;
(f) the member's normal retirement date under the plan;
(g) where applicable, the earliest date the member will be eligi-
ble to receive an unreduced pension;
(h) where applicable, the name of the person recorded as the
member's spouse;
(i) any person designated by the member as a beneficiary for
the purposes of the pre-retirement death benefit under sec-
tion 48 of the Act;
(j) a description of any benefits provided on the death of a
member other than those required under section 44 or 48 of
the Act and the name of any person designated as a benefi-
ciary;
(k) the amount of required contributions, if any, made to the
pension fund by a member during the period covered by the
statement;
(1) the accumulated amount of required contributions, if any.
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made to the pension fund by the member, including interest
credited to such contributions, to the end of the period cov-
ered by the statement;
(m) the amount of any additional voluntary contributions made
by the member to the pension fund during the period cov-
ered by the statement;
(n) the accumulated amount of any additional voluntary contri-
butions made by the member to the pension fund, including
interest credited to such contributions, to the end of the
period covered by the statement;
(o) in the case of a plan providing defined contribution bene-
fits,
(i) the amount of employer contributions allocated to
the member during the period covered by the state-
ment, and
(ii) the accumulated amount of employer contributions,
including interest credited to such contributions,
allocated to the member, to the end of the period
covered by the statement;
(p) in the case of a defined benefit plan,
(i) the member's years of employment for the purpose
of the calculation of pension benefits, determined as
of the end of the period covered by the statement,
(ii) the annual amount of pension benefit payable at nor-
mal retirement date accrued at the end of the period
covered by the statement,
(iii) where salary is a factor in determining a pension
benefit, the salary level utilized for the purpose of
determining the benefit, and
(iv) information as to whether the pension referred to in
subclause (ii) is reduced by an amount of pension
payable under the Canada Pension Plan, Quebec
Pension Plan or Old Age Security Act (Canada);
(q) where applicable, a statement that special payments are
being made to liquidate any liability;
(r) a statement setting out the treatment of any surplus in a
continuing plan on wind up;
(s) an explanation of any amendments affecting the member
made to the pension plan during the period covered by the
statement for which an explanation has not been provided
under subsection 41 (l);and
(t) for multi-employer pension plans and pension plans that
provide defined benefits where the obligation of an
employer to contribute to the pension fund is limited to a
fixed amount set out in a collective agreement,
(i) a statement that the pension benefits established
under the pension plan are not guaranteed by the
Guarantee Fund, and
(ii) a statement that if, on wind up of the plan, the assets
of the plan are not sufficient to meet the liabilities of
the plan, pension benefits may be reduced.
(2) The administrator shall provide the statement required under
section 27 of the Act to members within six months after the fiscal
year end of the plan. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 36.
28 of the Act to a member of a pension plan who terminates employ-
ment or ceases to be a member for reasons other than retirement or
death and who is entitled to a deferred pension shall contain, as
recorded on the records of the administrator, at least,
(a) the name of the pension plan and its provincial registration
number;
(b) the member's name and date of birth;
(c) the date on which the member joined the pension plan and
the years of employment credited under the plan for the
purpose of calculating the pension benefit;
(d) the member's normal retirement date under the plan;
(e) the pension benefits and ancillary benefits to which the
member is entitled on termination and any options respect-
ing such benefits, including early, normal and postponed
dates for commencement of the payment of benefits;
(f) where applicable, the name of the person recorded as the
member's spouse;
(g) any person designated by the member as a beneficiary for
purposes of the pre-retirement death benefit under section
48 of the Act;
(h) benefits provided on the death of a member other than
those required under section 44 or 48 of the Act and the
name of any person designated as beneficiary;
(i) where applicable, the formula by which the deferred pen-
sion will be integrated with a pension payable under the
Canada Pension Plan, Quebec Pension Plan or the Old Age
Security Act (Canada) and the reduction or increase to the
deferred pension as a result of such entitlement;
(j) any bridging benefit or special allowance and the date on
which the benefit ceases to be paid;
(k) any indexation provisions applicable to the deferred pen-
sion;
(I) any benefit payable in the event of the member's death,
should the death occur prior to the commencement of pay-
ment of pension benefits;
(m) any benefit payable in the event of the member's death,
should the death occur after the commencement of pay-
ment of pension benefits;
(n) the transfer value of the deferred pension determined in
accordance with subsection 19 (2);
(o) any options with respect to transfers available under section
42 of the Act and,
(i) the application of the transfer ratio determined
under section 19 to the transfer option, and
(ii) where the transfer ratio is less than one, the amount
that may be transferred out immediately and the
manner in which the balance will be paid;
(p) the time periods in which any option must be exercised; and
(q) the amount of any refunds to which the member is entitled
and information on the effect, if any, the member's election
to receive a refund would have on the member's pension or
deferred pension.
41.
Termination Statement— Deferred
-(1) A written statement required to be given under section
(2) The administrator shall provide the written statement
referred to in subsection (1) within thirty days following the mem-
ber's termination of employment or cessation of membership in the
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plan or, where notice of termination or cessation is not provided to
the administrator prior to the event, within thirty days after the
administrator's receipt of such notice. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 37.
Termination Statements Refunds
42.— (1) The administrator shall provide a member of a pension
plan who terminates employment or ceases to be a member of a pen-
sion plan for reasons other than retirement or death where the mem-
ber is not entitled to a pension or deferred pension with a statement
that contains, as recorded on the records of the administrator, at
least,
(a) the name of the plan and its provincial registration number;
(b) the member's name and date of birth;
(c) the dales on which the member joined the plan and ceased
membership in the plan;
(d) the years of employment credited under the plan for the
determination of pension benefits;
(e) the amount of any refund;
(f) any ancillary benefit to which the member may be entitled;
and
(g) any option which the member is entitled to elect and the
time period in which the option must be exercised.
(2) The administrator shall provide the statement referred to in
subsection ( I) within thirty days after the termination of employment
or cessation of membership in the plan or, where notice of termina-
tion or cessation is not provided to the administrator prior to the
event, within thirty days after the administrator's receipt of such
notice.
(3) Where no options are available to the member with respect to
a refund, the administrator shall provide any refund to which the
member is entitled within sixty days after the member's termination
of employment.
(4) Where the member has an option with respect to a refund,
the administrator shall comply with the election made by the mem-
ber within sixty days after receipt of a direction from the member.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 38.
Death/Survivor Benefits Statement
43.— (1) The administrator shall, within thirty days after receipt of
a notice of death of a member or a former member who is not receiv-
ing payments from the pension fund where the death results in the
spouse, beneficiary or estate of the member or former member
becoming entitled to a benefit, provide the spouse, beneficiary or
legal representative with a statement that sets out at least,
(a) the name of the pension plan and its provincial registration
number;
(b) the amount and method of payment of the benefit;
(c) the amount, if any, payable under subsection 39 (4) of the
Act;
(d) where applicable, the basis for indexation of a pension;
(e) where applicable, the amount of the pension resulting from
additional voluntary contributions; and
(f) in the case of a spouse, the options available under section
48 of the Act.
(2) For purposes of subsection 48 (1) or (2) of the Act, a spouse
shall make an election within ninety days after receipt of the notice
referred to in subsection (1).
(3) The administrator of the plan shall comply with an election
under subsection (2) within sixty days after receipt of the direction
from the spouse. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 39.
Termination Statement— Retirement
44. — (1) At least sixty days prior to a member's normal retirement
date or the date at which a member of a pension plan has indicated
that he or she intends to retire, the administrator of the plan shall
advise the member of any options respecting payment of the pension
available to the member under the pension plan, the Act or the regu-
lations and the time period in which the options may be exercised.
(2) An administrator who does not receive adequate advance
notice of the intended retirement necessary to comply with subsec-
tion (1) shall provide the information referred to in subsection (1)
within thirty days following receipt by the administrator of a com-
pleted application required for commencement of the pension.
(3) A written statement required under section 28 of the Act shall
contain, as recorded on the records of the administrator, at least,
(a) the name of the pension plan and its provincial registration
number;
(b) the member's name and date of birth;
(c) the date on which the member joined the plan and the years
of employment credited under the plan for purposes of cal-
culating the pension benefit;
(d) where applicable, the name of the person recorded as the
member's spouse;
(e) the date pension benefits commence payment;
(f) the amount of the pension to which the member is or will be
entitled according to the records of the administrator and
based on elections made by the member;
(g) any increase or reduction in the pension resulting from
early or postponed retirement;
(h) the amount of the pension benefit purchased with addi-
tional voluntary contributions made by the member;
(i) the amount of the pension benefit purchased with contribu-
tions resulting from a transfer made on behalf of the mem-
ber from another pension fund;
(j) any integration of the pension entitlement with pensions
payable under the Canada Pension Plan, Quebec Pension
Plan or the Old Age Security Act (Canada) and the effect of
such integration;
(k) any bridging benefits or special allowances and the date on
which such ancillary benefits cease to be paid;
(1) any indexation provisions applicable to the pension or
deferred pension;
(m) any benefit payable in the event of the member's death and
the name of the person designated as the beneficiary of that
benefit; and
(n) any other refunds under the plan to which the member is
entitled.
(4) The administrator shall provide the statement referred to in
subsection (3) within thirty days after the member's retirement or,
where the administrator has not received notification prior to retire-
ment, within thirty days after the administrator's receipt of a com-
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pleted application required for commencement of the pension.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 40.
Information Available on Request
45.— (1) The following documents or information are prescribed
for the purpose of sections 29 and 30 of the Act:
1. The provisions of the current pension plan including any
amendments to the plan.
2. Any documents that relate to the pension plan that are
required to be filed with the Commission under subsection
9 (2) or 12 (2) of the Act or under the Pension Benefits Act,
being chapter 373 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1980.
3. The provisions of any previous pension plan including
amendments thereto where the current plan is a successor
to a previous version of the plan.
4. Any documents that relate to a previous version of the pen-
sion plan and that are required to be filed under subsections
9 (2) and 12 (2) of the Act or under the Pension Benefits
Act, being chapter 373 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1980.
5. The applicable provisions of any document that sets out the
employer's responsibilities with respect to the pension plan.
6. A document that delegates the administration of the pen-
sion plan or pension fund.
7. Copies of any information returns that are filed in respect
of the pension plan.
8. Copies of any financial statement or any report under sec-
tion 3, 13 or 14 that are filed in respect of the pension plan.
9. Copies of correspondence in respect of the pension plan
between the Commission and the administrator within five
years preceding the date of the request, except personal
information that relates to a member or former member
without the consent of that member or former member.
10. Copies of those parts of an agreement that concern the pur-
chase or sale of a business or the assets of a business and
that relate to the pension plan.
11. Copies of any statement of investment policies and goals
that are established for the pension fund.
12. Copies of any financial statement or audited financial state-
ment for a pension fund that is filed.
(2) The fee prescribed for a copy of any document referred to in
subsection (1) that is obtained from the Commission is 50 cents per
page.
(3) The minimum fee payable upon a request for a copy of a doc-
ument under subsection (1) is $5.
(4) The minimum fee payable upon a request for a certified copy
of a document under subsection (1) is $10.
(5) The administrator shall comply with a written request under
section 29 of the Act within thirty days after receipt of the request.
(6) A person making a request under section 29 or 30 of the Act
is entitled to have access to those parts of the pension plan and other
documents or information that are applicable to the person.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 41.
Notice to Spouse Under Subsection 51 (5) of the Act
46. — ( 1 ) An administrator who is provided with a certified copy of
a domestic contract or court order under subsection 51 (5) of the Act
shall, where the member named in the contract or order terminates
employment, notify the person named in the order or contract that
the member has terminated employment and provide a copy of the
statement given to the member and advise the person of the options
available under section 42 of the Act.
(2) The notification referred to in subsection (1) shall be made
within thirty days after the administrator receives notification of the
member's termination of employment. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 42.
Exemptions
47.— (1) Pension benefits provided by the following pension plans
are not guaranteed by the Guarantee Fund and are exempted from
sections 30 and 37:
1. The Public Service Pension Fund continued under the
Public Service Pension Act.
2. The Teachers' Pension Fund continued under the Teachers'
Pension Act.
3. The Corporation of the Borough of Etobicoke Plan.
4. The Corporation of the Borough of Etobicoke (Town of
Mimico) Plan.
5. The Corporation of the Borough of Etobicoke (Town of
New Toronto) Plan.
6. The Corporation of the Borough of York Plan.
7. The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and Participat-
ing Employers Plan.
8. The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto (Board of Com-
missioners of Police) Plan.
9. The Corporation of the City of Kitchener Plan.
10. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa Plan.
1 1 . The Corporation of the City of Toronto (Civic Employees)
Plan.
12. The Corporation of the City of Toronto (Firefighters) Plan.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 43 (\), revised.
(2) Pension benefits and ancillary benefits attributable to the
application of subsection 40 (3) or 74 (7) of the Act are not guaran-
teed by the Guarantee Fund. O. Reg. 101/88, s. 1.
(3) The following pension plans are exempted from the applica-
tion of the Act and the regulations:
1. The Legislative Assembly Retirement Allowances Act.
2. The benefits plan set out in Regulation 193 of Revised Reg-
ulations of Ontario, 1980 (ProvincialJudges Benefits).
3. Pension plans under which annual retirement allowances
are granted or purportedly granted under section 98 of the
Municipal Act or section 179 of the Education Act.
4. A profit-sharing plan that was accepted for registration by
the Minister of National Revenue for Canada before the 1st
day of January, 1965 under the Income Tax Act (Canada)
and that provided at the time of such acceptance that each
member may take the member's entire interest in the plan
in a cash sum when the member ceases to be an employee
whether by retirement or other termination of employment
and that was exempted from the application of the Pension
Benefits Act, being chapter 373 of the Revised Statutes of
Ontario, 1980. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 43 (2).
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(4) Every employer who maintained a pension plan on the 1st
day of January, 1988 is exempt from subsection 19 (1) of the Pension
Benefits Act, 1987 for the period ending on the 31st day of Decem-
ber, 1991.
(5) The parties to a collective agreement or arbitration award
governing a pension plan described in subsection 19 (2) of the
Pension Benefits Act, 1987 are exempt from that subsection for the
period ending on the 31st day of December, 1991. O. Reg. 650/90,
s.2(l).
(6) The following pension plans are exempted from the applica-
tion of subsection 22 (1) and section 62 of the Act and paragraphs 2,
3, 4 and 5 of subsection 4 (3) of this Regulation:
1. The Public Service Pension Fund continued under the
Public Service Pension Act.
2. The Teachers' Pension Fund continued under the Teachers'
Pension Act. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 43 (3), revised.
(7) The pension plans referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of subsec-
tion (6) are exempted from the application of section 76 with respect
to the plan fiscal years that end on the 31st day of March in 1989 and
1990. O. Reg. 160/89, s. 1.
(8) The Teachers' Pension Fund continued under the Teachers'
Pension Act is exempt from the application of subsection 38 (1) of
the Act. O. Reg. 589/89, s. 2, revised.
(9) Every pension plan that, on the 1st day of January, 1989, did
not provide for the withdrawal of surplus money while the pension
plan continues in existence is exempt from subsection 79 (2) of the
Act for the period beginning on the 1st day of January, 1989 and
ending on the 31st day of December, 1991.
(10) Every pension plan that, on the 1st day of January, 1989, did
not provide for payment of surplus money on the wind up of the pen-
sion plan is exempt from subsection 79 (4) of the Act for the period
beginning on the 1st day of January, 1989 and ending on the 31st day
of December, 1991 . O. Reg. 650/90, s. 2 (2).
(11) The following pension plans are exempted from the applica-
tion of section 8 and subsection 22 (6) of the Act:
1. The National Hockey League Club Pension Plan and Trust.
2. The National Hockey League Pension Plan and Trust.
O. Reg. 701/89, s. 1.
Significant Shareholder Plans
48. Subsection 14 (1) of the Act does not apply to a member of a
defined benefit pension plan who is a significant shareholder where
the employer providing the pension plan and the significant share-
holder consent in writing to the non-application of section 14 of the
Act and file the consent. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 44.
Conflict of Interest— Multi-Employer Pension Plan
49.— (1) Subsection 22 (4) of the Act does not apply to an admin-
istrator of a multi-employer pension plan who enters into a transac-
tion with a trade union, council of trade unions, employer, employ-
ers' association or an employee benefit trust fund in which a member
of the board of trustees or committee holds any office or position,
where the transaction is,
(a) only for purchase or lease of office space, for legal,
accounting or other services, materials or equipment neces-
sary for the administration and operation of the pension
plan, provided that the compensation paid therefor is rea-
sonable in the circumstances; and
(b) permitted under the documents that create and support the
pension plan or any amendments thereto.
(2) Subsection 22 (4) of the Act does not apply to an administra-
tor of a multi-employer pension plan or, where the administrator is a
pension committee or a board of trustees, to a member of the com-
mittee or board who enters into a transaction, other than a transac-
tion referred to in subsection (1), related to the administration of the
pension plan or pension fund that,
(a) is in the interest of the members and former members of the
pension plan;
(b) is protective of the rights of the members and former mem-
bers of the pension plan;
(c) is permitted under the documents that create and support
the pension plan;
(d) is disclosed to members and former members of the plan
prior to entering into the transaction; and
(e) confers no direct or indirect personal benefit upon the
administrator or member of the pension committee or
board of trustees. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 45.
MISCELLANEOUS
Integration Formula
SO. For purposes of section 54 of the Act, the reduction of a pen-
sion or a deferred pension that may be required by a pension plan in
relation to benefits under the Canada Pension Plan, the Quebec Pen-
sion Plan or the Old Age Security Act (Canada) shall not exceed,
(a) if the plan has a Canada Pension Plan or Quebec Pension
Plan offset, an amount calculated according to the follow-
ing formula:
A X
35
the amount of pension payable to the person
under the Canada Pension Plan or Quebec Pen-
sion Plan calculated as of the date of termina-
tion of the person's employment or member-
ship,
the number of years, not exceeding thirty-five,
including parts of a year, of employment cred-
ited to the person under the pension plan; and
(b) if the plan has, prior to the 1st day of January, 1987, an off-
set for the Old Age Security Act (Canada), an amount cal-
culated according to the following formula:
where A
where B
C X
D
35
where C = the amount of pension payable under the Old
Age Security Act (Canada) calculated as of the
date of termination of the person's employment
or membership,
where D = the number of years, not exceeding thirty-five,
including parts of a year, of employment cred-
ited to the person under the pension plan
before the 1st day of January, 1987. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 46.
Reduction of Bridging Benefits
51.— (1) The amount or value of a bridging benefit that a member
or former member is receiving or for receipt of which a member or
former member has satisfied all eligibility requirements shall not be
reduced only by reason of the eligibility or entitlement of the mem-
ber or former member to receive actuarially reduced payments prior
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to attaining the age of 65 years under the Canada Pension Plan, the
Quebec Pension Plan or the Old Age Security Act (Canada).
(2) The age at which a bridging benefit shall be deemed to be
reduced or cease to be paid in a pension plan that provides a bridging
benefit without reference to a specific age at which the benefit is
reduced or ceases is sixty-five years of age.
(3) Subsection (2) does not apply to a pension plan that is
amended after the 31st day of December, 1986 to establish a specific
age prior to the attainment of sixty-five years or to provide for the
occurrence of a specific event for the purpose of determining when a
bridging benefit shall be reduced or cease to be paid. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 47.
Variation of Pension Benefits
52.— (1) The age at which a variation shall be deemed to occur in
a pension plan that provides that a pension benefit may be varied as
the result of retirement benefits payable under the Canada Pension
Plan or the Quebec Pension Plan where the pension plan does not
state the specific age at which the variation is to occur is sixty-five
years of age.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a pension plan that is
amended after the 3Ist day of December, 1986 to establish a specific
age or to provide for the occurrence of a specific event for variation
of the pension benefit prior to the recipient attaining sixty-five years
of age.
(3) A pension plan that provides a pension benefit that may be
varied as a result of a recipient's entitlement to a retirement pension
under the Canada Pension Plan or the Quebec Pension Plan prior to
attaining the age of sixty-five years shall take into account the adjust-
ment made to the retirement pension under the Canada Pension
Plan or the Quebec Pension Plan. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 48.
Individual Level Premium Contracts
53. A deferred pension referred to in sections 36 and 37 of the
Act provided under a pension plan that is insured by individual level
premium contracts may, in the case of an individual level premium
contract issued prior to the qualification date, be equal to the paid up
annuity under the contract arising from contributions made with
respect to employment on or after the qualification date if the special
payments required with respect to the deferred pension under the
contract have all been paid or will continue to be paid. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 49.
Pension Fund Trustee
54. A pension fund shall be administered only,
(a) by a government;
(b) by an insurance company;
(c) by a trust in Canada governed by a written trust agreement
under which the trustees are,
(i) a trust corporation registered under the Loan and
Trust Corporations Act,
(ii) three or more individuals, at least three of whom
reside in Canada and at least one of whom is inde-
pendent of any employer contributing to the pension
fund, to the extent the individual is neither a signifi-
cant shareholder, partner, proprietor, director, offi-
cer, nor an employee of an employer contributing to
the fund or an affiliate of the employer, or
(iii) a corporate pension society (established under the
Pension Fund Societies Act (Canada));
(d) under the Government Annuities Act (Canada);
(e) by a board, agency, commission or corporation made
responsible by an Act of the Legislature for the administra-
tion of the pension fund; or
(f) by any combination referred to in clauses (a) to (e).
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 50.
Plan Fiscal Year End
55.— (1) Unless otherwise stated in the pension plan documents,
the fiscal year of a pension plan shall be deemed to commence on the
1st day of January and end on the 31st day of December.
(2) No fiscal year of a pension plan shall exceed twelve months.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 51.
Accrual During Spousal Relationship
56. For purposes of subsection 5 1 (2) of the Act, the pension ben-
efits accrued during the period a member had a spouse shall be deter-
mined as if the member terminated employment at the valuation
date in accordance with the terms of the plan at that date and with-
out consideration of future benefits, salary or changes to the plan but
with consideration for the possibility of future vesting. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 52.
Filing of Reciprocal Transfer Agreements
57. The administrator of a pension plan shall submit for fihng a
certified copy of any reciprocal agreement entered into on or after
the 1st day of January, 1988 within sixty days after the execution of
the agreement. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 53.
ADDrriONAL Ancillary Benefits
58. The following are prescribed as ancillary benefits for purposes
of section 40 of the Act:
1. Survivor benefits in excess of those required under subsec-
tion 44 (3) of the Act.
2. Any vesting provisions in excess of those required under
sections 35, 36 and 37 of the Act. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 54.
Refund of Contributions not Locked In
59. Subsection 63 (1) of the Act does not apply to a refund to a
person who is entitled to a pension or deferred pension of contribu-
tions made to a pension plan that provides,
(a) in respect of contributions made prior to the 1st day of Jan-
uary, 1987, vesting prior to the member reaching the age of
forty-five years and having ten years of employment with
the employer or ten years of membership in the plan;
(b) in respect of contributions made on or after the 1st day of
January, 1987, vesting prior to twenty-four months mem-
bership in the plan; and
(c) for the refund of contributions made prior to a vesting
period referred to in clause (a) or (b). O. Reg. 708/87,
s. 55.
Notice of Default— Multi-Employer Pension Plan
60. The period of time prescribed for the purpose of subsection
56 (3) of the Act is 120 days. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 56.
Apportionment of Benefits— Final Average or
Best Average Earnings Plans
61. For purposes of section 39 of the Act, the portion of the pen-
sion benefit attributable to employment after the 1st day of January,
1987 in a pension plan that provides a pension benefit based on a rate
of remuneration of a plan member as of the date that the plan mem-
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ber terminates employment or that is based on an average of the
rates of remuneration of a plan member over a specified or limited
time period up to the date the plan member terminates employment
(a) the pension benefit.
less.
(b) the pension benefit calculated in accordance with the terms
of the plan at the 31st day of December, 1986 using the rate
of remuneration of the plan member as of the date of termi-
nation of employment or the average of the rates of remu-
neration of the plan member over the specified or limited
time period, as the case may be. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 57.
Reciprocal Transfer Agreement— 50 Per Cent Rule
62. Subsection 39 (3) of the Act does not apply to the transfer of
money or credits from one pension plan to another plan in accor-
dance with a reciprocal transfer agreement. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 58.
Offsets from Pre-Retirement Death Benefits
63.— (1) A pension plan may provide for the reduction of an enti-
tlement under section 48 of the Act by an amount equal to that part
of a group life insurance payment payable on the death of the mem-
ber or former member that can be considered to have been paid by
employer premiums.
(2) An entitlement under section 48 of the Act shall not be offset
by an amount greater than the group life insurance payment times
the rate of the employer paid cost of the group life insurance policy
to the total cost of the policy for the relevant class of employees, tak-
ing into account in both the numerator and the denominator the ratio
of any experience or other refunds.
(3) The ratio referred to in subsection (2) shall be averaged over
a period not exceeding five years.
(4) The actuarial present value of a reduction to an entitlement
under section 48 of the Act may not exceed the amount of the pay-
ment under the group life insurance plan.
(5) In the case of a pension plan that provides contributory bene-
fits, the reduction referred to in subsection (1) shall not reduce an
entitlement under section 48 of the Act to less than the aggregate of
the required contributions of the member or former member, with
interest in accordance with section 24.
(6) A reduction under this section may not be made unless the
group life insurance contract provides for payment of the insurance
payment to the spouse of a member or former member, where there
is a spouse at the date of death or the spouse has waived the insur-
ance payment.
(7) Subsection 48 (1 1 ) of the Act does not apply to pension plans
that provide defined contribution benefits. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 59.
Survivor Benefits
64. A bridging benefit need not be taken into account when cal-
culating,
(a) the amount of a pension for purposes of subsection 44 (3)
of the Act; or
(b) the commuted value of a deferred pension or a pension
benefit under section 48 of the Act. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 60.
Pre-Reouisite for Advisory Committee
65. Prior to the establishment of an advisory committee under
section 24 of the Act, all members and former members of the plan
shall be notified that a vote for the establishment of an advisory com-
mittee will be held and that the members and former members will
be given the opportunity to participate in the vote. O. Reg. 708/87,
s. 61.
PART II
PENSION FUND REQUIREMENTS
66.-(l) In this Part,
"affiliate" means a corporation that is an affiliate within the meaning
of subsection (2);
"book value" means the acquisition cost of an asset of a pension
fund, including all direct costs associated with the acquisition,
prior to any external financing;
"market value" means the most probable price that would be
obtained for property in an arm's length sale in an open market
under conditions requisite to a fair sale, the buyer and seller each
acting prudently, knowledgeably and willingly;
"mutual or pooled fund" means a fund established by a corporation
that is duly authorized to operate a fund in which money from two
or more depositors is accepted for investment and where shares
allocated to each depositor serve to establish the proportionate
interest at any time of each depositor in the assets of the fund;
"real estate corporation" means a corporation that limits its activities
to acquiring, disposing of, holding, maintaining, improving, leas-
ing or managing real estate or leaseholds, other than resource
property or leaseholds in resource property;
"real estate fund" means a mutual or pooled fund or a segregated
fund the principal object of which is to provide investors with a
means of investing in a portfolio of real estate or leaseholds;
"related person" means a related person within the meaning of sub-
section (3);
"resource corporation" means a corporation that,
(a) limits its activities to acquiring, holding, exploring, devel-
oping, maintaining, improving, managing, operating or dis-
posing of resource properties,
(b) makes no investments other than in resource properties,
property to be used in connection with resource properties
owned by it, loans secured by resource properties for the
exploration or development of such properties or invest-
ments that a pension fund or plan is permitted to make
under this Part, and
(c) borrows money substantially for the purpose of earning
income from resource properties;
"resource property" means any property that is,
(a) a right, licence or privilege to explore for, drill for or take
petroleum, natural gas or related hydrocarbons,
(b) a right, licence or privilege to,
(i) store underground petroleum, natural gas or related
hydrocarbons, or
(ii) prospect, explore, drill or mine for minerals in a
mineral resource,
(c) an oil or gas well or real property the principal value of
which depends on its petroleum or natural gas content,
excluding any depreciable property used or to be used in
connection with the extraction or removal of petroleum or
natural gas therefrom,
(d) a real property the principal value of which depends on its
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mineral resource content, excluding any depreciable prop-
erty used or to be used in connection with the extraction or
removal of minerals therefrom, or
(e) a right to or interest in any property described in clause (a),
(b),(c)or(d);
'security" means any document, instrument or writing commonly
known as a security and includes a share of any class or series of
shares or a debt obligation of a corporation, a certificate evidenc-
ing such a share or debt obligation and a warrant;
'segregated fund" means a fund established by a corporation that is
duly authorized to operate a fund in which money from one or
more contributors is accepted for investment and the assets of the
fund are maintained by the corporation as separate and distinct
from the general funds of the corporation;
"traded publicly" means traded on,
(a) a provincially regulated stock exchange in Canada, or
(b) any other market on which securities are traded if the prices
at which they have been traded on that market are regularly
published in a newspaper or business or financial publica-
tion of general and regular paid circulation;
"voting share" means any share of any class of shares of a corpora-
tion that carries voting rights under all circumstances and any
share of any class of shares that carries voting rights by reason of
the occurrence of any contingency that has occurred and is contin-
uing.
(2) For the purpose of this Regulation,
(a) a corporation shall be deemed to be affiliated with another
corporation if one of them is the subsidiary of the other or
both are subsidiaries of the same corporation or each of
them is controlled by the same person;
(b) the affiliate of every corporation shall be deemed to be
affiliated with all other corporations with which the corpo-
ration is affiliated;
(c) a corporation shall be deemed to be a subsidiary of another
corporation if,
(i) it is controlled by,
(A) that other,
(B) that other and one or more corporations each
of which is controlled by that other,
(C) two or more corporations each of which is
controlled by that other, or
(ii) it is a subsidiary within the meaning of sub-subclause
(i) (A) of a corporation that is that other's subsid-
iary;
(d) a corporation shall be deemed to be controlled by a person
if.
(i) voting shares of the corporation that carry more than
50 per cent of the votes for the election of directors
are held other than by way of security only by or for
the benefit of the person, and
(ii) the votes carried by the voting shares referred to in
subclause (i) are sufficient, if exercised, to elect a
majority of the board of directors of the corporation;
(e) a corporation shall be deemed to be the holding corporation
of all its subsidiaries; and
(f) a person shall be deemed to own voting shares that are
owned by another corporation controlled by the person.
(3) For purposes of this Regulation, a person shall be deemed to
be related to,
(a) every corporation that the person controls and every affili-
ate of every such corporation;
(b) every partner of the person who has substantial beneficial
interest in a partnership in which the person has a substan-
tial beneficial interest;
(c) every trust or estate in which the person has a substantial
beneficial interest or as to which the person serves as
trustee or in a similar capacity to a trustee;
(d) the spouse and every child of the person; and
(e) every relative of the person or of his or her spouse who
resides in the same dwelling as the person. O. Reg.
708/87, s. 62.
67. — (1) The administrator of a pension plan shall establish and
adopt a written statement of investment policies and goals for the
plan.
(2) In the establishment and application of the written statement
of investment policies and goals, the selecting of investments shall be
made with consideration given to the overall context of the invest-
ment portfolio without undue risk of loss or impairment and with a
reasonable expectation of fair return or appreciation given the nature
of the investment.
(3) The statement of investment policies and goals referred to in
subsection (1) shall identify the type of pension plan, the nature of
the liabilities of the pension plan and shall contain at least guidelines
that set out,
(a) the investment portfolio diversification including the aggre-
gate and individual investment limits;
(b) the asset mix f)olicy and rate of return expectations;
(c) the categories and sub-categories of investments and loans
that may be made;
(d) the policy to be followed where there is an actual or per-
ceived conflict of interest on the part of the administrator, a
member of a pension committee, board of trustees or any
agency, board or commission acting as the administrator or
any employee or agent of the administrator;
(e) minimum disclosure requirements with respect to an actual
or perceived conflict of interest including the timing of the
disclosure;
(f) the lending of cash or securities;
(g) the retention or delegation of voting rights acquired
through pension plan investments; and
(h) the basis for the valuation of investments that are not regu-
larly traded.
(4) Subject to subsections (8) and (9), a person engaged in select-
ing an investment for or making a loan from a pension fund shall not
select an investment or make a loan except in a category or sub-cate-
gory of investment or loan that is specifically permitted and for which
guidelines are established in the statement of investment policies and
goals. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 63 (1-4).
(5) The administrator of a pension plan that was established
before, and was in effect on, the 1st day of January, 1988 shall file
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the statement of investment policies and goals on or before the ear-
lier of,
(a) the day that is ninety days after the policies and goals are
adopted; and
(b) the 1st day of January, 1990.
(6) Despite subsection (5), the administrator of a pension plan
governed by a collective agreement or an arbitration award made
under the Labour Relations Act that was in effect on the 1st day of
January, 1988 shall file the statement of investment policies and
goals on or before the earlier of,
(a) the day that is ninety days after the policies and goals are
adopted;
(b) the 1st day of January, 1990, if the collective agreement or
arbitration award expires on or before that date; and
(c) the 1st day of January, 1991, if the collective agreement or
arbitration award expires after the 1st day of January, 1990.
(7) The administrator of a pension plan that is established on or
after the Isl day of January, 1988 shall file the statement of invest-
ment policies and goals within sbtty days after the date on which the
plan is established. O. Reg. 651/89, s. 3.
(8) Subject to subsection (9), until the earlier of the date the
statement of investment policies and goals is filed or the date the
statement is required to be filed, every pension fund shall be invested
in accordance with the investment requirements set out in section 17
of Regulation 746 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 (General) as it existed on the 31st day of December, 1987.
(9) Every investment that is made by a pension plan on or after
the 1st day of January, 1988 shall be in conformance with this Regu-
lation.
(10) The administrator shall ensure that on and after the 1st day
of January, 1993, the entire pension fund is invested in accordance
with this Regulation. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 63 (6-8).
68.— (1) The statement of investment policies and goals shall be
reviewed by the administrator at least once each year and confirmed
or amended.
(2) All confirmations and amendments to the statement of invest-
ment policies and goals shall be filed within ninety days of the confir-
mation or adoption of the amendment. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 64.
69. — (1) The administrator and any agent of the administrator
assuming the responsibility for investing and administering the pen-
sion fund shall adhere to the statement of investment policies and
goals adopted for the pension plan.
(2) Subsection 22 (4) of the Act docs not apply to an employee or
agent of an administrator with respect to an investment or transac-
tion to which the employee or agent is a party or has a direct or indi-
rect beneficial interest in the investment or transaction where,
(a) complete disclosure of the person's interest in the invest-
ment or transaction has been given to the administrator
prior to entering into the investment transaction; and
(b) the investment or transaction complies with the require-
ments of the statement of investment policies and goals
adopted for the pension plan. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 65.
70.— (1) The aggregate amount of a pension fund that may be
invested in the securities of or loaned to any person, partnership or
association shall be limited to 10 per cent of the total book value of a
pension fund's assets at the time the investment or loan is made.
(2) For the purpose of subsection (1), '
person or group of related persons.
person" includes a related
(3) Subsection (1) does not apply to investments in deposits with
a bank, a loan or trust corporation or a credit union or caisse popu-
laire to the extent that the deposits are fully insured by the Canada
Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Quebec Deposit Insurance
Board or the Ontario Share and Deposit Insurance Corporation.
(4) Where the securities of all of the corporations that are affili-
ates are not traded publicly, subsection (1) applies as if the affiliated
corporations were one corporation.
(5) Where the securities of all of the corporations that are affili-
ates are traded publicly, subsection (1) applies on an individual basis
to each of the affiliated corporations.
(6) Where affiliated corporations include corporations whose
securities are traded publicly as well as those whose securities are not
traded publicly,
(a) subsection (1) applies on an individual basis to each of the
affiliated corporations whose securities are traded publicly;
and
(b) subsection (1) applies to the affiliated corporations whose
securities are not traded publicly as if the affiliated corpora-
tions whose securities are not traded publicly were one cor-
poration.
(7) This section does not apply to investments in,
(a) segregated funds or mutual or pooled funds that comply
with the requirements of this Part;
(b) the shares of the corporation,
(i) whose assets are at least 98 per cent cash, invest-
ments and loans,
(ii) that does not issue debt obligations, and
(iii) that obtains at least 98 per cent of its income from
investments and loans,
where the corporation is limited in its investments to those
the pension plan may make under this Part;
(c) issues, bonds or debentures of or guaranteed by the Gov-
ernment of Canada or a province or territory of Canada.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 66.
71.— (1) Investment by a pension fund in real estate or resource
properties is at the time the investment is made limited to,
(a) a maximum of 5 per cent of the total book value of the pen-
sion plan assets directly in any one parcel of real estate or
resource property;
(b) a maximum aggregate amount of 15 per cent of the total
book value of pension plan assets directly in resource prop-
erties; and
(c) a maximum aggregate amount of 25 per cent of the total
book value of pension plan assets directly in real estate and
resource properties.
(2) The limits on investment referred to in subsection (1) include
any investment in a debenture where the collateral is more than 50
per cent secured by real estate or any indirect investment by a pen-
sion plan through a real estate fund or through a real estate or
resource corporation that is not traded publicly.
(3) Where real property is subdivided or acquired for consolida-
tion of a parcel and the ultimate beneficial ownership of the real
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property remains the same, the real property shall be treated as one
parcel for the purposes of the investment limits set out in this
section. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 67.
72.— (1) A pension fund shall not own more than 30 per cent of
the voting shares of any corporation.
(2) The 30 per cent limit referred to in subsection (1) does not
apply to a corporation incorporated for the purpose of and that limits
its activities to allowing a pension fund to avail itself of either,
(a) expertise not otherwise available to the fund; or
(b) an investment opportunity in real estate, resource property
or venture capital. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 68.
73. — (1) Except as permitted by section 75, the assets of a pension
plan shall not be loaned to or, except where securities are traded
publicly, invested in the securities of,
(a) the administrator or any person on a pension committee,
board of trustees or any agency, board or commission act-
ing as the administrator of the pension plan;
(b) an officer or employee of an administrator of the pension
plan;
(c) a person responsible for holding or investing the pension
fund or any officer or employee of that person;
(d) a trade union representing members of the pension plan or
an officer or employee of that trade union;
(e) an employer, other than a government, who contributes to
the plan, an employee of the employer and, where the
employer is a corporation, an officer or director of the
employer;
(f) the spouse or child of any person referred to in clauses (a)
to(e);
(g) where the employer is a corporation,
(i) any person who directly or indirectly holds more
than 10 per cent of the voting shares carrying more
than 10 per cent of the voting rights attached to all
voting securities of the corporation or the spouse or
child of that person,
(ii) any person who directly or indirectly together with a
spouse or child holds more than 10 per cent of the
voting shares carrying more than 10 per cent of the
voting rights attached to all voting securities of the
corporation;
(h) a corporation that is an affiliate of the employer; or
(i) a corporation wholly owned or controlled either directly or
indirectly by a person referred to in clauses (a) to (g).
(2) Despite subsection (1), the funds of a pension plan may be
loaned to an employee of the employer or the spouse or child of an
employee on the security of a mortgage on residential property of the
employee or spouse or child of the employee where the mortgage is
guaranteed or insured by or through an agency of the Government of
Canada or a province or territory of Canada, or insured by a policy
of mortgage insurance issued by an insurance company licensed or
registered under the Insurance Act or Canadian and British Insurance
Companies Act (Canada) or the Foreign Insurance Companies Act
(Canada) or similar legislation of any province or territory of
Canada. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 69.
74.— (1) Subject to subsection (2), the funds of a pension plan
shall not be loaned on the security of a mortgage or hypothec on real
estate or leaseholds where the amount paid for the mortgage or
hypothec together with the amount of indebtedness under any mort-
gage or hypothec on the real estate or leasehold ranking equally with
or superior to the loan exceeds 75 per cent of the market value of the
real estate or interest therein at the time the advances were
approved.
(2) A loan may be made that is in excess of the 75 per cent of the
market value referred to in subsection (1) where the amount of the
loan that is in excess of 75 per cent of the market value is guaranteed
or insured by or through an agency of the Government of Canada or
a province or territory of Canada or insured by a policy of mortgage
insurance issued by an insurance company licensed or registered
under the Insurance Act or Canadian and British Insurance Compa-
nies Act (Canada) or the Foreign Insurance Companies Act (Canada)
or similar legislation of any province or territory of Canada.
(3) The administrator may accept as payment or part payment a
mortgage or hypothec or advance funds secured by a mortgage or
hypothec that would otherwise contravene this section in order to,
(a) dispose of a real estate owned by the pension fund; or
(b) protect an existing investment of the pension fund.
(4) The funds of a pension plan shall not be invested in second or
subsequent mortgages when the sum of the proposed and superior
ranking mortgages exceeds the mortgage investment limits specified
in either subsection 70 (1) or the statement of investment policies
and goals. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 70.
75. Subsection 22 (4) of the Act does not apply to investment in
real estate that is occupied or that is to be developed by an employer
or administrator where,
(a) the conflict-of-interest policy established in the statement of
investment policies and goals; and
(b) all other investment requirements in this Part,
are complied with. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 71.
76.— (1) The administrator shall file with the Commission finan-
cial statements for the pension fund or plan as at the plan's fiscal year
end.
(2) If, at the fiscal year end of a pension plan, the plan has fifty
members or more or $1,000,000 or more in assets calculated at mar-
ket value, the administrator shall file an auditor's report respecting
the financial statements.
(3) The auditor's report referred to in subsection (2) shall be pre-
pared by an accountant. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 72 (1-3).
(4) The financial statements and the auditor's report shall be filed
within six months after each fiscal year end of the plan occurring on
or after the 31st day of December, 1988. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 72 (4);
O. Reg. 424/88, s. 1.
(5) The financial statements shall be comprised of a statement of
net assets and a statement of changes in net assets and shall be pre-
pared on the accrual basis of accounting.
(6) The financial statements shall be prepared in accordance with
generally accepted accounting principles.
(7) The auditor's report referred to in subsection (2) shall be pre-
pared in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards.
(8) Subject to the requirements of this section, the financial state-
ments and the auditor's report shall be prepared in accordance with
the principles and standards set out in the Handbook of the Cana-
dian Institute of Chartered Accountants.
(9) The financial statements shall identify.
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(a) the name of the pension plan for which the statements have
been prepared;
(b) the registration number of the pension plan in Ontario; and
(c) the fiscal period for which the financial statements have
been prepared.
(10) The statement of net assets referred to in subsection (5) shall
disclose at least,
(a) the market value and book value of each category of invest-
ments referred to in subsection (11) at the beginning and
end of the period to which the statement refers;
(b) income accrued and not yet received;
(c) payments due and payable by,
(i) the employer or employers, and
(ii) members; and
(d) amounts payable, indicating by whom the amounts are pay-
able and their nature and amount.
(11) For the purposes of clause (10) (a), when book values are
not maintained in the records of the plan, the carrying value in the
records of the plan shall be shown in lieu thereof.
(12) For the purposes of clause (10) (a), investments shall be
itemized according to the following categories:
1. Insured contracts.
2. Mutual or pooled funds or segregated funds.
3. Demand deposits and cash on hand.
4. Short-term notes and treasury bills.
5. Term deposits and guaranteed investment certificates.
6. Mortgage loans.
7. Real estate.
8. Real estate debentures.
9. Resource properties.
10. Venture capital.
11. Corporations referred to in subsection 72 (2).
12. Employer issued securities.
13. Canadian stocks other than investments referred to in para-
graphs 1 to 12.
14. Non-Canadian stocks other than investments referred to in
paragraphs 1 to 12.
15. Canadian bonds and debentures other than investments
referred to in paragraphs 1 to 12.
16. Non-Canadian bonds and debentures other than invest-
ments referred to in paragraphs 1 to 12.
17. Investments other than investments referred to in para-
graphs 1 to 16.
(13) The financial statements shall disclose.
(a) related party transactions as recommended in the Hand-
book of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants;
(b) for individual investments where either the book value or
the market value exceeds 1 per cent of the book value or
market value of the pension fund, information with respect
to each category of investments reported under clause
(10) (a) that sets out,
(i) for insured contracts, the insurance company name
and type of contract,
(ii) for mutual or pooled funds or segregated funds, the
name of the operator of each fund, the nailîe of each
fund, the primary category of investments held in
each fund and the market value of the investment in
each fund,
(iii) for term deposits and guaranteed investment certifi-
cates, the name of the entity where the funds are on
deposit and the aggregate market value or book or
carrying value of the investments with each entity,
(iv) for real estate, the date of the last valuation of each
parcel of real estate and the market value and book
or carrying value of each parcel,
(v) for resource properties, the date of the last valuation
of each parcel of resource property and the market
value and book or carrying value of each parcel,
(vi) for real estate, resource property, venture capital or
other special purpose corporation, the name and
purpose of each corporation, percentage ownership
and the market value of each investment,
(vii) for employer issued securities, including stocks and
bonds, whether or not they are traded publicly,
(viii) for investments other than those referred to in sub-
clauses (i) to (vii), the type of investment; and
(c) the extent to which the assets of the pension fund are sub-
ject to options and future contracts.
(14) The statement of changes in net assets referred to in subsec-
tion (5) shall include a reconciliation between the market value of
total investments at the beginning and end of the period and shall
disclose at least,
(a) unrealized gains or losses on total investments;
(b) realized gains or losses on total investments;
(c) investment income by category of investments;
(d) revenue items in addition to those items referred to in
clauses (a), (b) and (c), setting out the nature and amount
of the item;
(e) contributions from employers indicating the contributions
for normal costs and special payments;
(f) contributions from members;
(g) audit costs, including fees and expenses;
(h) administration fees, including amounts paid to and on
behalf of the administrator;
(i) professional fees, other than auditor's fees or administra-
tor's fees;
(j) administrative expenses other than those referred to in
clauses (g), (h) and (i);
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(k) benefit payments; and
(I) refunds and transfers, indicating their nature and amounts.
(15) The auditor shall report to the administrator immediately
when, in the course of reporting on the financial statements, he or
she becomes aware that there are circumstances that indicate that
there has or may have been a contravention of this Part.
(16) The auditor shall report to the Superintendent any matter
reported under subsection (15) that in the opinion of the auditor is
significant and has not been corrected within thirty days after the
date that the matter was first reported to the administrator.
(17) A financial statement submitted for filing shall be approved
by the administrator and the approval shall be evidenced by the man-
ual or facsimile signature of,
(a) the administrator;
(b) where the administrator is a pension committee, board of
trustees or a board, agency or commission acting as the
administrator, two members duly authorized to signify the
approval; or
(c) where the administrator is an insurance company, an officer
of the company duly authorized to sign on behalf of the
insurance company. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 72 (5-17).
77. The administrator of a pension plan may lend the investments
of the pension fund where,
(a) the lending is permitted in the statement of investment poli-
cies and goals referred to in section 67; and
(b) the loans are secured by cash or readily marketable invest-
ments having a market value of at least 105 per cent of the
loan and maintained no less frequently than weekly to
ensure a market value of the collateral of at least 105 per
cent of the outstanding market value of loaned assets.
O. Reg. 708/87, s. 73.
78. The administrator of a pension plan shall not borrow on
behalf of the pension fund except where the borrowing is necessary
to cover a short term contingency and the borrowing is for a period
that does not exceed ninety days. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 74.
79. All investments and loans of a pension fund shall be held in
the name of, or for the account of, the fund. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 75.
80. This Part does not apply to fully-insured contracts and deposit
administration general funds contracts that are regulated by the
Insurance Act or Canadian and British Insurance Companies Act
(Canada) or similar legislation of any province or territory of
Canada. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 76.
81. Unless otherwise permitted by this Regulation, a pension
plan shall not directly or indirectly pledge, mortgage or hypothecate
the assets of the pension fund. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 77.
82. Where a pension fund owns investments of a corporation and
as a result of arrangement for the reorganization or liquidation of the
corporation or for the amalgamation of the corporation with another
corporation, the investments are to be exchanged for bonds, deben-
tures or other evidences of indebtedness or shares that result in the
limitations set out in this Part being exceeded, the pension fund may
accept and hold such bonds, debentures or other evidences of indebt-
edness or shares. O. Reg. 708/87, s. 78.
PART III
FORMS
83.— (1) An application for registration of a pension plan shall be
in Form 1.
(2) An annual information return referred to in subsection 20 (1)
of the Act shall be in Form 2.
(3) A spousal waiver of joint and survivor benefits referred to in
subsection 46 (1) of the Act shall be in Form 3.
(4) A spousal waiver of pre-retirement death benefits referred to
in subsection 48 ( 14) of the Act shall be in Form 4. O. Reg. 708/87,
s. 79.
Form 1
Pension Benefits Act
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A PENSION PLAN
Information Concerning the Administrator
1. The name of the administrator is: ,.— •
(Note: If the administrator is a corporation, pension committee or board, give the name of the corporation, committee or board.)
2. The mailing address and postal code of the administrator is:
3. The telephone number of the administrator is:
4. Indicate whether the plan administrator is, (Check one)
(a) D an employer or employers shown in paragraph 7;
(b) n a pension committee;
(c) D an insurance company;
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(d) D a board of trustees;
(e) Da board, agency or commission made responsible by an act of the legislature for the administration of the pension plan.
5. If the administrator is a pension committee, board, agency or commission, attach to this Form the name, mailing address and postal code
of each member.
6. If the administrator is a pension committee, indicate the number of members who are representatives of,
(a) the employer or employers or any other person required to make contributions under the pension plan on behalf of an
employer
(b) members of the pension plan
(c) TOTAL
Information Concerning the Employer
7. The name of the employer is:
(Note: If the employer is a corporation, give the name of the corporation.)
8. The mailing address and postal code of the employer is:
9. The telephone number of the employer is:
10. Are there any other employers, including subsidiary or affiliated companies, with employees participating in the plan?
D Yes n No
If yes, attach to this Form the name, mailing address and postal code of each other employer.
1 1 . Is/are the employer(s), (Check the most appropriate box)
(a) D a sole proprietorship;
(b) n a partnership;
(c) n a registered association;
(d) n a corporation;
(e) n a municipal government or agency;
(f) Da provincial government or agency;
(g) D a federal government or agency;
(h) n other (specify)
12. What is the main activity of the employer?
13. What is the nature of the employer(s) business?
(a) included employment
(b) other than included employment
Note: Included employment is employment in connection with the operation of any work, undertaking or business that is within the
authority of Federal legislation.
Employment in the following types of business/activities falls into the category of included employment:
1 . Air, water, railway transport.
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2. Interprovincial trucking.
3. Radio, television and telegraph transmission.
4. Employment in the Northwest Territories and/or Yukon Territory.
5. Banks listed in Schedule I or 11 to the Bank Act (Canada).
6. Atomic energy.
7. Flour, feed or seed mills.
8. Grain elevators.
Information Concerning the Pension Plan
14. What is the name of the pension plan?
15. What is the effective date for the plan?
(day, month, year)
16. What is the date of the plan year-end?
(day, month)
17. Is the pension plan a creation of, or supported by, a collective agreement?
n Yes n No
If yes, attach a copy of the collective agreement to the end of this Form.
18. Are there any other pension plans already set up by the employer(s) as identified in paragraph 7 or by an affiliated or subsidiary company?
n Yes n No
If yes, attach a list to the end of this Form of,
(a) the name(s) of the plan(s);
(b) the name(s) of the employer(s) for each plan if different from that identified in paragraph 7;
(c) the certificate of registration number(s) for each plan;
(d) the name of the government with which each plan is registered; and
(e) the number of Ontario members in each plan.
19. Have the members covered by this new plan participated in the past in any other pension plan of your company, including a predecessor,
subsidiary or affiliated company?
D Yes D No
If yes, state the name of the previous plan(s), the provincial registration number(s) and explain the current status of the plan(s):
Funding Information
20. Are the benefits provided for in the plan totally insured or guaranteed by an insurance company?
D Yes D No
If yes, state the name, mailing address and postal code of the insurance company:
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If no, a fund must be set up. State the name of the fund and the name, mailing address and postal code of the custodian of the fund's
assets:
Fund name:
Custodian Name:
Mailing Address:
21. State the name, mailing address and postal code of the investment counsel, if any:
22. State the name, mailing address and postal code of the actuarial consulting firm, if any:
Plan Membership and Registration Fees
23. Enter below the number of members, excluding former members, and the location of their employment as of the effective date of the
plan:
Location of Employment
Male
Female
Total
Ontario
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Northwest Territories
Outside Canada
TOTALS
*
•Note: This total must equal the total number of members as of the effective date of the plan.
24. Complete the Schedule provided by the Superintendent to calculate the required registration fee and enter the amount payable: $ .
Documents to be Attached
25. This application for registration form must be accompanied by,
(a) certified copies of the documents that create and support the pension plan;
(b) certified copies of the documents that create and support the pension fund;
(c) a certified copy of any reciprocal transfer agreement related to the pension plan;
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(d) a certified copy of the explanations and other information provided to members and persons eligible to become members as required
under section 25 (1) of the Act (Information provided by administrator).
26. Indicate below whether the applicable documents and information are attached or are not applicable (N/A):
Certified copy of the text of the plan and of the amendments, if any.
Certified copy of the collective agreement if the plan was set up in accordance with a labour agreement.
Certified copy of the trust agreement(s).
Certified copy of the deposit contract(s) with an insurance company.
Certified copy of the group annuity contract(s).
Certified copy of the explanatory statement to members and persons eligible to become members (section 25 (1) of the
Act).
Certified copy of the statement of investment policies and goals.
A list of the names and addresses of each member of the pension committee, board, agency or commission as per para-
graph 5.
A list of the other pension plans already set up by the employer as per paragraph 18.
A list of the names and addresses of each employer participating in this plan as per paragraph 1 0.
A list of names and certificate of registration numbers for all previous pension plans of the employer(s) as per paragraph
19.
Other (specify)
Application Fee Enclosed. Computed in accordance with the Schedule provided by the Superintendent, payable to the
Treasurer of Ontario.
Declaration
I hereby make application for registration of the pension plan identified in this Form under the Pension Benefits Act and any other pension bene-
fits legislation to which this pension plan is subject.
I declare that I have the authority to submit this application and that the information entered on this Form and the documents attached to it are,
to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct.
(signature)
(company name)
(name in block letters)
(title or position)
(date)
(telephone number)
(mailing address)
O. Reg. 708/87, Form 1.
Form 2
Pension Benefits Act
ANNUAL INFORMATION RETURN
Identification
Note: Do not make any changes to the information printed in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 except as provided in paragraphs 4 and 5.
1. The name of the administrator, mailing address and postal code:
2. Name of pension plan:
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3. Provincial registration number:
Changes to Identification
4. If paragraph 1 is incorrect, indicate the correct name of administrator, mailing address and postal code:
5. If paragraph 2 is incorrect, indicate the correct name of pension plan (refer to plan documents if applicable):
Additional Identification
6. Telephone number of administrator:
7. Full name of employer or plan sponsor (if a company, indicate company name):
8. Mailing address and postal code of employer or plan sponsor:
9. Telephone number of employer or plan sponsor:
10. Is the administrator of the pension plan a pension committee, board of trustees or a board, agency or commission made responsible by an
act of the legislature?
D Yes n No
If yes, attach to this Form a list of the names, mailing addresses and postal codes of the persons on the committee, board, agency or com-
mission.
Date
11. Review period from to
(day, month, year)
(year end)
(day, month, year)
12. Has the pension plan year end as indicated in paragraph 1 1 changed?
n Yes n No
If yes, what is the new year end
(day, month)
13. Has an amendment which reflects the change to the plan year end been registered with the Pension Commission?
n Yes D No
If no, attach copy of amendment to this Form.
Membership
14. Number of members at the end of the previous year (exclude former members) •
Add new entrants (employees who joined the plan during the current year) +
Subtotal (A) =
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Subtract exits (employees who ceased to be members during the current year) due to:
retirement (including normal, early, postponed, special or disability retirement)
death
layoffs and plant/company closings
other terminations of membership in plan
Subtotal (B)
Numberof members at the plan's current year end TOTAL (A) - (B)
*Note: This total must agree with figure reported on prior year's annual information return.
Plan Membership and Fees
15. Enter below the number of members, excluding former members, and the location of their employment.
Location of Employment
Male
Female
Total
Ontario
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Northwest Territories
Outside Canada
TOTALS
*
'Note: This total must equal the total number of members at the plan's current year end as reported in paragraph 14.
16. Calculate the required filing fee in accordance with the Schedule provided by the Superintendent (Schedule B) and
enter the amount payable
17. Is this pension plan a defined benefit plan?
D Yes
n No
If yes, provide the information as required by the Schedule provided by the Superintendent (Schedule A) and enter
the amount payable
Current Service Contributions
18. Note: Amounts reported are,
(a) to exclude special payments which are to be reported in paragraph 21;
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(b) to include the current service contributions to the fund by all members and all employers in the plan; and
(c) to pertain to the plan year under review paid either within that year or after the end of the year but within the period permitted by the
applicable legislation.
19. Member current service contributions actually paid to fund $
Plus member additional voluntary contributions, including contributions for past service +
Total member contributions actually paid into pension fund = $
20. Required employer current service contributions $
LESS: any application of fund surplus -
Other credits (explain below) -
Total employer contributions actually paid into fund = $
Explanation for other credits;
Special Payments
21 . Note: Report the amounts of special payments paid into the pension fund for the year under review to liquidate unfunded liabilities, expe-
rience deficiencies and solvency deficiencies.
Employer payments for unfunded liabilities $
Employer payments for experience deficiencies +
Employer payments for solvency deficienciss +
Total = $
Total Payments
22. Were the payments reported in paragraphs 18 to 21 determined in accordance with the formulae given in the last actuarial certificate or
actuarial report filed with the Pension Commission?
D Yes □ No
Effective date of actuarial report
(day, month, year)
If no, explain:
Changes in the List of Participating Employers
23. Have there been any changes to the list of employers participating in this pension plan since the last annual information return (or since
the application for registration, if this is the first annual information return)?
D Yes n No
If yes, attach a list of the changes to the end of this Form, indicating whether they are additions or deletions.
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If yes and if the changes require an amendment to the plan documents, has such an amendment been registered with the Pension Commis-
sion?
D Yes n No
If no, attach a copy of amendment to this Form.
Amendments to Pension Plan
24. Were any amendments other than those indicated in paragraph 13 (plan year end) and 23 (list of participating employers) made to this
pension plan or fund during the review period?
n Yes D No
If yes, have the amendments been registered with the Pension Commission?
n Yes n No
If no, attach copy of amendments to this Form.
25. Were any amendments made to the collective agreement that creates or supports the pension plan, if any, with respect to the pension plan
or fund?
n Yes D No
If yes, have the amendments been registered with the Pension Commission?
D Yes D No
If no, attach copy of amendments to this Form.
26. Were any amendments made to the funding agreement during the review period (i.e. insurance contract, trust agreement, etc.)?
D Yes D No
If yes, have the amendments been registered with the Pension Commission?
D Yes n No
If no, attach copy of amendments to this Form.
27. Was the fund carrier changed during the review period (i.e. insurance company, trust corporation, etc.)?
n Yes n No
If yes, state company name, mailing address and postal code of new carrier:
Effective date of transfer of assets
(day, month, year)
If yes, has a copy of the agreement/contract with the new carrier been filed with the Pension Commission?
n Yes n No
If no, attach copy to this Form.
Financial Statements
28. The regulation requires pension plans with more than fifty members or $1,000,000 of assets at market value, as of the plan's year end to
file annually financial statements for the fund and an auditor's report respecting the financial statements. All other pension plans are
required to file unaudited financial statements for the pension plan or pension.
Have the required audited or unaudited financial statements been filed with the Pension Commission?
n Yes n No
If no, attach the audited or unaudited financial statements.
Discontinue File
29. Should this plan's file with the Pension Commission be discontinued for any reason?
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n Yes n No
If yes, give the date at which the file should be discontinued and explain why the plan has been terminated:
Attachments
30. Indicate below whether the applicable documents and information are attached or are not applicable (N/A):
Annual Return Fees — computed in accordance with the Schedule provided by the Superintendent (Schedule B), payable
to the Treasurer of Ontario.
Pension Benefits Guarantee Fund Assessment — computed in accordance with the Schedule provided by the Superinten-
dent (Schedule A), if applicable, payable to the Pension Benefits Guarantee Fund.
List of names and addresses of the persons on the pension committee or board of trustees, as per paragraph 10.
Changes in the list of participating employers, as per paragraph 23.
Amendments to the pension plan and pension fund documents, as per paragraphs 13 and 23 to 27.
Audited or unaudited financial statements, as per paragraph 28.
Declaration
I certify that,
(a) I have knowledge of the above-noted pension plan and have been designated by the administrator of the pension plan
(name of the administrator)
as the person responsible for ensuring and certifying that all of the information shown on this Annual Information Return Form
together with attached calculations on applicable schedules provided by the Superintendent is to the best of my knowledge and belief
true and correct;
(b) the contributions paid to the pension plan or fund have been at least equal to those required by the applicable legislation; and
(c) both,
(i) the pension plan, and
(ii) the pension fund(s) have been administered and the investments selected in accordance with the Pension Benefits Act and regula-
tions thereunder.
(signature) (name in block letters) (date)
(company name) (title or position) (telephone number)
(mailing address)
Make one copy of this Form and retain for your records.
File the original with the Commission.
Note: Failure to file within six months will result in additional charges to the pension plan in respect of filing fees and, where applicable, the
Guarantee Fund assessment.
O. Reg. 708/87, Form 2.
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Form 3
Pension Benefits Act
SPOUSAL WAIVER OF JOINT AND SURVIVOR PENSION
(Section 46 of the Act)
I> , am the spouse,
(name of member/former member's spouse)
within the meaning of the Pension Bene^/Sy4c/, of who is entitled to a
(name of member/former member)
pension benefit under the
(name of plan)
I am aware that, in the absence of a waiver, a pension payable to a former member who has a spouse on the date that the payment of the first
instalment of the pension is due must be paid as a joint and survivor pension asrequiredby section 44 of the /"em/o/iBe/ie^teylcr.
I understand that I may waive any right to a survivor pension of at least 60 per cent of my spouse's pension benefit should my spouse predecease
me. By waiving my right, my spouse will be able to elect an alternative form of pension which will provide me with no survivor pension or a pen-
sion which is less than the 60 per cent minimum.
I hereby waive my right to a joint and survivor pension as required by section 44 of the Pension Benefits Act. The signature of my spouse, below,
serves as an acknowledgement that he or she agrees to such a waiver.
I understand that we may revoke this waiver at any time prior to the date of the commencement of payment of my spouse's pension.
Dated at , in the Province of
(city or town)
this day of ,
(month) (year)
(signature of spouse) (witness to signature of spouse)
(signature of member or former member) (witness to signature of member or former member)
Prior to completing this Form, each party should consider obtaining independent legal advice concerning their individual rights and the effect of
this waiver.
Note: This waiver is not effective unless it is delivered to the administrator or the insurance company, where appropriate, within the twelve
month period immediately preceding the commencement of payment of the pension benefit as required by subsection 46 (2) of the
Pension Benefits Act.
O. Reg. 708/87, Form 3.
Form 4
Pension Benefits Act
SPOUSAL WAIVER PRE-RETIREMENT DEATH BENEFIT
(Section 48 of the Act)
, hereinafter the "member" or
(name of member or former member)
"former member", and , hereinafter
(name of spouse)
the "spouse", hereby certify that we are spouses within the meaning of the Pension Benefits Act.
We understand that, in the absence of a waiver, if the member or former member dies,
(a) prior to the payment of a deferred pension; or
(b) where the member continues in his or her employment after the normal retirement date, prior to the commencement of payment of pen-
sion benefits,
then the person who is the spouse of the member or former member at the date of his or her death is entitled to receive a pre-retirement death
benefit of either a lump sum payment or an immediate or deferred life annuity from , at the date of the
(name of the pension plan)
member or former member's death.
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We understand that we may waive the right of the spouse to receive any pre-retirement death benefit, in which case payment of this benefit will
be made to either,
(a) a beneficiary designated by the member or former member; or
(b) the personal representative of the member or former member for distribution as part of his or her estate.
We hereby waive the right of
(name of spouse)
to receive any payment under section 48 of the Pension Benefits Act.
Dated at , in the Province of
(city or town)
this day of ,
(month) (year)
(signature of member or former member) (witness to signature of member or former member)
(signature of spouse) (witness to signature of spouse)
Prior to completing this Form, each party should consider obtaining independent legal advice concerning their individual rights and the effect of
this waiver.
O. Reg. 708/87, Form 4.
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Personal Property Security Act
Loi sur les sûretés mobilières
REGULATION 910
BRANCH OFFICES
1. The following places are designated as locations of the branch
offices of the registration system:
1. Barrie
2. Belleville
3. Bracebridge
4. Brampton
5. Brantford
6. Brockville
7. Cayuga
8. Chatham
9. Cobourg
10. Cochrane
11. Cornwall
12. Fort Frances
13. Goderich
14. Gore Bay
15. Guelph
16. Haileybury
17. Hamilton
18. Kenora
19. Kingston
20. Kitchener
21. Lindsay
22. London
23. L'Orignal
24. Milton
25. Napanee
26. Newmarket
27. North Bay
28. Orangeville
29. Ottawa
30. Owen Sound
31. Parry Sound
32. Pembroke
33. Perth
34. Peterborough
35. Picton
36. St. Catharines
37. St. Thomas
38. Sarnia
39. Sauk Ste. Marie
40. Simcoe
41. Stratford
42. Sudbury
43. Thunder Bay
44. Toronto
45. Walkerton
46. Welland
47. Whitby
48. Windsor
49. Woodstock
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 747, s. 1; O. Reg. 616/84, s. 1.
REGULATION 911
FEES
1. The following fees are payable under the Act:
1. For registration of a financing statement or
financing change statement designated as a
renewal for a period of one year to twenty-five
years $ 5.00
per year
2. For registration of a financing statement or
financing change statement designated as renewal
for a perpetual period 500.00
3. For the registration of a financing change state-
ment designated as a discharge No charge
4. For the registration of a financing change state-
ment other than a financing change statement
described in paragraph 1, 2 or 3 10.00
5. Fora search 5.00
6. For a registrar's certificate 5.00
7. For the production of a chattel mortgage regis-
tered under The Bills of Sale and Chattel Mort-
gages Act, being chapter 45 of the Revised Stat-
utes of Ontario, 1970, a contract registered under
The Conditional Sales Act, being chapter 76 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1970 or an
assignment of book debts registered under the
The Assignment of Book Debts Act, being chap-
ter 33 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1970,
for inspection (including production of the
branch office copy of the financing statement or
financing change statement relating thereto) 1.00
8. For a copy of a chattel mortgage registered under
The Bills of Sale and Chattel Mortgages Act, being
chapter 45 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1970, a contract registered under The Conditional
Sales Act, being chapter 76 of the Revised Stat-
utes of Ontario, 1970 or an assignment of book
debts registered under The Assignment of Book
Debts Act, being chapter 33 of the Revised Stat-
utes of Ontario, 1970, and financing statement or
a financing change statement relating thereto 1.00
per page
9. For production of the central office copy of a
financing statement or a financing change state-
ment for inspection lO.(X)
10. For a copy of the central office copy of a financ-
ing statement or a financing change statement
(not including production of the statement) 2.00
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11. For certifying a copy to which paragraph 9 or 10
applies $1.00
12. For production or inspection of a mortgage,
charge, assignment or document registered under
the Corporation Securities Registration Act, being
chapter 94 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1980 10.00
13. For copies of a document, instrument, affidavit
or paper relating to a registration under the
Corporation Securities Registration Act, being
chapter 94 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1980 1.00
per page
14.
For certification of a copy of any document,
instrument, affidavit or paper relating to a regis-
tration under the Corporation Securities Registra-
tion Act, being chapter 94 of the Revised Statutes
of Ontario, 1980
20.00
O. Reg. 502/89, s. 1.
REGULATION 912
GENERAL
Definitions
1. In this Regulation,
"address" includes the postal code or the equivalent thereof, if any;
"artificial body" includes a partnership, corporation, association,
organization, estate of a deceased natural person, trade union,
church or other religious organization, syndicate, joint venture,
trust or trustee in bankruptcy;
"authorized signature of assignor" means the name of the assignor,
typed, machine printed or stamped together with,
(a) the signature of the assignor, or
(b) the signature of a person with actual, implied or apparent
authority to sign on behalf of the assignor, together with the
typed, machine printed or stamped name of the person;
"authorized signature of the secured party" means the name of the
secured party, typed, machine printed or stamped together with,
(a) the signature of the secured party, or
(b) the signature of a person with actual, implied or apparent
authority to sign on behalf of the secured party, together
with the typed, machine printed or stamped name of the
person;
"maturity date" or "date of maturity" means the date, excluding
days of grace, on which the debt will be fully paid if every payment
is made according to the original terms of the security agreement;
"motor vehicle" means an automobile, motorcycle, motorized snow
vehicle and any other vehicle that is self-propelled but does not
include,
(a) a street car or other vehicle running only upon rails,
(b) a farm tractor,
(c) an implement of husbandry.
(d) a machine acquired for use or used as a road-building
machine, or
(e) a craft intended primarily for use in the air or in or upon the
water;
"person" means an artificial body or a natural person;
"principal amount" means the amount that is secured or is intended
to be secured under the original terms of the security agreement
and may include interest, precalculated interest, carrying charges,
insurance premiums or any other cost or charge;
"registering agent" means a person who acts as an agent for a
secured party or assignor when submitting a statement for registra-
tion but does not include a clerk or other employee of the secured
party or assignor;
"specific page of registration" means, in respect of a single page reg-
istration, the financing statement or financing change statement
that is registered and, in respect of a multiple page registration,
one of the financing statements or financing change statements
that is registered and that comprises a page of the multiple page
registration or a motor vehicle schedule that is attached to a state-
ment and that comprises a page of the multiple page registration;
"vehicle identification number" means the number that the person
who constructed the motor vehicle affixed to it for identification
purposes. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 1.
Form of Statement and When Required
2. If the Act requires a financing statement or a financing change
statement in the prescribed form to be registered, the statement shall
be the form provided or approved by the registrar. O. Reg. 372/89,
s. 2.
Content of Financing Statement
3.— (1) A financing statement shall set out in the appropriate
place according to the information being entered,
(a) a "P" to indicate that a registration is being made under the
Act;
(b) the number of years for the registration period;
(c) the information required under section 16 and, if the person
is a natural person, the date of birth of the person;
(d) the address of the debtor;
(e) the name and address of the secured party;
(f) the classification of the collateral as consumer goods, inven-
tory, equipment, accounts or that the classification is other
than consumer goods, inventory, equipment or accounts or
any combination thereof;
(g) if a motor vehicle is included in the collateral, an indication
that it is included;
(h) if a motor vehicle schedule is attached, an indication that it
is attached;
(i) if all the collateral is classified as consumer goods, the prin-
cipal amount;
(j) if all the collateral is classified as consumer goods, the
maturity date or, if there is no fixed date of maturity, an
indication that there is no fixed maturity date; and
(k) the authorized signature of the secured party.
(2) If there is more than one secured party, the name, address
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and authorized signature of at least one secured party shall be set out
in the appropriate place on the financing statement.
(3) If a security interest is assigned, the name, address and autho-
rized signature of the assignor may be set out instead of the name,
address and authorized signature of the secured party.
(4) The registration period of a financing statement shall be a
whole number and if the collateral,
(a) includes consumer goods, the period shall be for one year
up to five years, as the case requires; or
(b) does not include consumer goods, the period shall be for
one year up to twenty-five years or for a perpetual period,
as the case requires.
(5) A financing statement may set out in the appropriate place
according to the information being entered,
(a) the name and address of the registering agent, if any ; and
(b) the Ontario corporation number, if the debtor is a corpora-
tion incorporated in Ontario.
(6) If a registration period of a financing statement is a perpetual
period, the period shall be designated on the financing statement by
the number "99".
(7) If the collateral includes a motor vehicle and the motor vehi-
cle is classified as consumer goods, the motor vehicle shall be
described on line 11 or 12 on the financing statement or in the appro-
priate place on a motor vehicle schedule.
(8) If the collateral includes a motor vehicle and the motor vehi-
cle is not classified as consumer goods, the motor vehicle may be
described on line 1 1 or 12 on the financing statement or in the appro-
priate place on a motor vehicle schedule.
(9) The description of the motor vehicle on line 11 or 12 or on a
motor vehicle schedule shall include the vehicle identification num-
ber, the last two digits of the model year, if any, the model, if any,
and the make or the name of the manufacturer.
(10) If lines 11 and 12 are completed, additional motor vehicles
may be described in the appropriate place on a motor vehicle sched-
ule.
(11) Collateral other than a motor vehicle that is consumer goods
may be described on line 13, 14 or 15 of the financing statement.
(12) The description of a motor vehicle on line 13, 14 or 15 of a
financing statement shall not include the vehicle identification num-
ber.
(13) If the collateral includes goods other than inventory that are
used or acquired for use for more than one purpose, the financing
statement shall set out the classification of the goods in accordance
with clause (1) (f) based on their primary use and may set out an
additional classification based on any secondary use. O. Reg.
372/89, s. 3.
CoLi^TERAL Brought into Ontario
4. A financing statement that is tendered for registration with
respect to the following matters shall be designated as a caution filing
and shall set out the information required by section 3 except that the
date of birth of a natural personal need not be set out:
1. Collateral that is intended to be brought into Ontario and
that is subject to a security interest in another jurisdiction.
2. Collateral that is brought into Ontario and that is subject to
a security interest in another jurisdiction at the time that it
is brought into Ontario.
3. Goods that are brought into Ontario and that are subject to
the seller's right to revendicate or to resume possession of
the goods. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 4.
Renewal of a Registration
5.— (1) If a registration period is extended, the financing change
statement referred to in subsection 52 (1) of the Act shall be desig-
nated as a renewal and shall set out,
(a) the information required under section 19; and
(b) the number of years by which the registration period is
extended.
(2) The extension of a registration period shall be a whole num-
ber and, if the collateral,
(a) includes consumer goods, subject to subsection 51 (6) of
the Act, the period shall be extended for one year up to five
years, as the case requires; or
(b) does not include consumer goods, the period shall be
extended for one year up to twenty-five years or for a per-
petual period, as the case requires.
(3) If the registration period is extended for a perpetual period,
the period shall be designated on the financing change statement by
the number "99". O. Reg. 372/89, s. 5.
Registration of a Financing Statement Under Subsection
52 (2) of the Act
6. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), if a registration ceases to be
effective, the financing statement referred to in subsection 52 (2) of
the Act shall set out the information required under section 3.
(2) If the secured party's name was changed or the secured party
assigned its interest in all of the collateral since the original financing
statement was registered, the financing statement referred to in sub-
section 52 (2) of the Act shall set out the new name of the secured
party or the assignee's name, as the case requires. O. Reg. 372/89,
s. 6.
Assignment by Secured Party
7.— (1) If the assignment by a secured party of the secured party's
interest in all or part of the collateral is recorded, the financing
change statement referred to in subsection 47 (1) of the Act shall be
designated as an assignment by the secured party or assignment of a
security interest in part of the collateral by the secured part and shall
set out,
(a) the information required by section 19;
(b) the name of the assignor as set out on the financing state-
ment or a financing change statement that relates to the
financing statement;
(c) the name and address of the assignee; and
(d) despite clause 19 (h), the authorized signature of the
assignor or the authorized signature of the secured party.
(2) If there is an assignment of the secured party's interest in part
of the collateral and the collateral to which the assignment relates
includes a motor vehicle and the motor vehicle is,
(a) classified as consumer goods; or
(b) classified as equipment or inventory and is described on line
II or 12 of the financing statement or a related financing
change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule attached
to a statement.
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the motor vehicle shall be described on line 11 or 12 of the financing
change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule.
(3) If the collateral includes a motor vehicle and the motor vehi-
cle is not classified as set out in clause (2) (a) or classified and
described as set out in clause (2) (b), the motor vehicle may be
described on line 1 1 or 12 of the financing change statement or on a
motor vehicle schedule.
(4) The description of the motor vehicle on line 11 or 12 of the
financing change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule shall
include the vehicle identification number, the last two digits of the
model year, if any, the model, if any, and the make or the name of
the manufacturer.
(5) If lines 11 and 12 of the financing change statement are com-
pleted, additional motor vehicles may be described in the appropri-
ate place on the motor vehicle schedule.
(6) If an assignment of a security interest in part of the collateral
relates to collateral that is not described as required in subsection
(2), the collateral may be described on line 13, 14 or 15 of the financ-
ing change statement.
(7) The description of a motor vehicle on line 13, 14 or 15 of a
financing change statement shall not include the vehicle identifica-
tion number. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 7.
Transfer of Coli^teral
8.— (1) If the transfer by a debtor of the debtor's interest in all or
part of the collateral is recorded, the financing change statement
referred to in section 48 of the Act shall be designated as a transfer
by the debtor or transfer of part of the collateral by the debtor and
shall set out,
(a) the information required by section 19;
(b) despite clause 19 (d), the name of the transferor as the
name is set out on the financing statement or a financing
change statement that relates to the financing statement;
(c) the name of the transferee in the manner prescribed under
section 16;
(d) if the transferee is a natural person, the date of birth of the
person if known to the secured party; and
(e) the address of the transferee if known to the secured party.
(2) If there is a transfer of part of the collateral by a debtor and
the transferred collateral includes a motor vehicle and the motor
vehicle is,
(a) classified as consumer goods; or
(b) classified as equipment or inventory and is described on line
11 or 12 of the financing statement or a related financing
change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule attached
to a statement,
the motor vehicle shall be described on line 11 or 12 of the financing
change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule.
(3) If a transfer of part of the collateral includes a motor vehicle
and the motor vehicle is not classified as set out in clause (2) (a) or
classified and described as set out in clause (2) (b), the motor vehicle
may be described on line 11 or 12 of the financing change statement
or on a motor vehicle schedule.
(4) The description of the motor vehicle on line 1 1 or 12 of the
financing change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule shall
include the vehicle identification number, the last two digits of the
model year, if any, the model, if any, and the make or the name of
the manufacturer.
(5) If lines II and 12 of the financing change statement are com-
pleted, additional motor vehicles may be described in the appropri-
ate place on the motor vehicle schedule.
(6) If a transfer of part of the collateral relates to collateral that is
not described as required in subsection (2), the collateral may be
described on line 13, 14 or 15 of the financing change statement.
(7) The description of a motor vehicle on line 13, 14 or 15 of a
financing change statement shall not include the vehicle identifica-
tion number. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 8.
Debtor Name Change
9. If the change of a debtor name is recorded, the financing
change statement referred to in section 48 of the Act shall be desig-
nated as an amendment and shall set out the information required
under clause 15 (c). O. Reg. 372/89, s. 9.
Registration of a Discharge
10. If the discharge of a registration is recorded, the financing
change statement referred to in section 55 of the Act shall be desig-
nated as a discharge and shall set out the information required under
section 19. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 10.
Regisfration of a Partial Discharge
11.— (1) If the partial discharge of a registration is recorded, the
financing change statement referred to in section 55 of the Act shall
be designated as a partial discharge and shall set out the information
required under section 19.
(2) If the partial discharge relates to collateral that includes a
motor vehicle and the motor vehicle is,
(a) classified as consumer goods; or
(b) classified as equipment or inventory and is described on line
11 or 12 of the financing statement or a related financing
change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule attached
to a statement,
the motor vehicle shall be described on line 11 or 12 of the financing
change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule.
(3) If the partial discharge includes a motor vehicle and the
motor vehicle is not classified as set out in clause (2) (a) or classified
and described as set out in clause (2) (b), the motor vehicle may be
described on line 11 or 12 of the financing change statement or on a
motor vehicle schedule.
(4) The description of the motor vehicle on line 11 or 12 of the
financing change statement or on a motor vehicle schedule shall
include the vehicle identification number, the last two digits of the
model year, if any, the model, if any, and the make or the name of
the manufacturer.
(5) If lines 1 1 and 12 of the financing change statement are com-
pleted, additional motor vehicles may be described in the appropri-
ate place on the motor vehicle schedule.
(6) Collateral other than collateral described as required in sub-
section (2) may be described on line 13, 14 or 15 of the financing
change statement.
(7) The description of a motor vehicle on line 13, 14 or 15 of a
financing change statement shall not include the vehicle identifica-
tion number. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 11.
Other Change (Subordination)
12. If the subordination of the interest of a secured party of
record is recorded, the financing change statement referred to in sec-
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tion SO of the Act shall be designated as an other change, and shall
set out,
(a) the information required under section 19;
(b) the type of change as a subordination on line 25; and
(c) the particulars of the subordination on line 26, 27 or 28.
O. Reg. 372/89, s. 12.
Other Change (Seizure)
13. If the seizure of a security interest by a sheriff is recorded, the
financing change statement referred to in section 27 of the Execution
Act shall be designated as an other change and shall set out,
(a) the information required under section 19;
(b) the type of change as a seizure of a security interest on line
25;
(c) the particulars of the seizure of the security interest on line
26, 27 or 28; and
(d) despite clause 19 (h), the signature of the sheriff. O. Reg.
372/89, s. 13.
Amendments to Information
14.— (1) A financing change statement referred to in section 49 of
the Act shall be designated as an amendment and shall set out,
(a) if the statement being amended was registered prior to the
coming into force of this Regulation or under section 82 of
the Act, the registration number of the statement or the file
number assigned by the registrar to the financing statement;
(b) if the statement being amended was registered under Part
IV of the Act, the file number assigned by the registrar to
the financing statement;
(c) if the statement relates to a registration that was entered in
the central file of the registration system by the registrar
under section 78 of the Act, the registration number under
the Corporation Securities Registration Act, being chapter
94 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1980, or the file num-
ber assigned by the registrar to the registration;
(d) if a motor vehicle schedule is attached, an indication that it
is attached;
(e) the information required under section IS;
(f) the name and address of one of the secured parties or of the
registering agent, if any;
(g) a brief statement of the reasons for the amendment; and
(h) the authorized signature of the secured party.
(2) This section and section 15 apply to an amendment to a motor
vehicle schedule that is a page of a financing statement or a financing
change statement. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 14.
15. The financing change statement referred to in section 14 shall
set out,
(a) if the amendment indicates that the financing statement
should or should not have been designated as a caution fil-
ing,
(i) the page number as page 01,
(ii) the name of one of the debtors as the name is set out
on the financing statement.
(iii) an indication that the financing statement should
have been designated as a caution filing or a state-
ment in the reasons for amendment that it should not
have been so designated, and
(iv) the information required under section 14;
(b) if the amendment deletes a line of information on a financ-
ing statement or financing change statement,
(i) the page number on which the line of information
appears,
(ii) the name of one of the debtors as the name is set out
on the statement,
(iii) the number of the line deleted, and
(iv) the information required under section 14;
(c) if the amendment substitutes a line of information for a line
of information on a financing statement or financing change
statement,
(i) the page number of the page on which the line of
information appears,
(ii) the name of one of the debtors as the name is set out
on the statement,
(iii) the number of the line on which the information
appears,
(iv) the line of information substituted, and
(v) the information required under section 14;
(d) if the amendment adds a line of information for a line on
which no information is set out on a financing statement or
financing change statement,
(i) the page number of the page on which the blank line
appears,
(ii) the name of one of the debtors as the name is set out
on the statement,
(iii) the line number of the blank line,
(iv) the line of information added, and
(v) the information required under section 14;
(e) if the amendment adds a line of information to a financing
statement or financing change statement but there is no
blank line on the statement on which to add the informa-
tion,
(i) an indication that the amendment is not to a specific
page of a statement,
(ii) the name of one of the debtors as the name is set out
on the statement,
(iii) a line number that corresponds to an appropriate
line number on the statement,
(iv) the line of information added, and
(v) the information required under section 14; or
(0 if the amendment is of a nature other than that referred to
in clause (a), (b), (c), (d) or (e),
(i) an indication that the amendment is not to a specific
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page of a statement or that a specific page is being
amended and the page number,
(ii) the name of one of the debtors as the name is set out
on the statement.
(Hi)
the line number,
relates.
if any, to which the amendment
(iv) the information, if any, added or substituted in the
appropriate place, and
(v) the information required under section 14.
O. Reg. 372/89, s. 15.
Particuijuis of Content of Form
16.— (1) The name of a debtor who is a natural person shall be set
out in the financing statement to show the first given name, followed
by the initial of the second given name, if any, followed by the sur-
name.
(2) If the first given name of the debtor exceeds nineteen charac-
ters, including punctuation marks and spaces, the first nineteen char-
acters shall be set out in the appropriate place for the name and the
complete name, including the initial of the second given name, if
any, shall be set out on line 13, 14 or 15.
(3) If the surname of a debtor exceeds twenty-two characters,
including punctuation marks and spaces, the first twenty-two charac-
ters shall be set out in the appropriate place for the name and the
complete name, including the initial of the second given name, if
any, shall be set out on line 13, 14 or 15.
(4) The name of a debtor that is an artificial body shall be set out
in the financing statement as follows:
1 . If the artificial body is a partnership and the partnership is,
i. registered under the Business Names Act, the regis-
tered name of the partnership,
ii. a limited partnership, the name of the partnership
filed under the Limited Partnerships Acl, or
iii. a partnership other than a partnership described in
subparagraph i or ii,
A. the name of the partnership as set out in the
security agreement, and
B. whether or not the person creates a security
interest, the name of at least one of the part-
ners, and if the partner is,
1. a natural person, the name in the man-
ner required under subsection (1), or
2. an artificial body, the name in the man-
ner required under this subsection.
2. If the artificial body is a corporation, the incorporated
name of the corporation.
3. If the artificial body is an unincorporated association, orga-
nization, syndicate, joint venture or church or other reli-
gious organization,
i. the name as set out in the constitution, charter or
other document creating the association, organiza-
tion, syndicate, joint venture or church or other reli-
gious organization, and
ii. whether or not the person signing creates a security
interest, the name of each person signing the security
agreement on behalf of the association, organiza-
tion, syndicate, joint venture or church or other reli-
gious organization, and if the person signing is,
A. a natural person, the name in the manner
required under subsection (1), or
B. an artificial body, the name in the manner
required under this subsection.
4. If the artificial body is an estate of a deceased natural per-
son, the first given name, followed by the initial of the sec-
ond given name, if any, followed by the surname of the
deceased, followed by the word "estate".
5. If the ariificial body is a trade union,
i. the name of the trade union, and
ii. whether or not the natural person creates a security
interest, for each natural person signing the security
agreement on behalf of the trade union, the name in
the manner required under subsection (1).
6. If the artificial body is a trust and the document creating the
trust,
i. designates a name for the trust, that name followed
by the word "trust", or
ii. does not designate a name for the trust, whether or
not the trustee creates a security interest, the name
of one of the trustees, and if the trustee is,
A. a natural person, the name in the manner
required under subsection (1), or
B. an artificial body, the name in the manner
required under this subsection.
7. If the artificial body is an estate of a bankrupt and the bank-
rupt is,
i. a natural person, the first given name of the person,
followed by the initial of the second given name, if
any, followed by the surname, followed by the word
"bankrupt", or
ii. an artificial body, the name of the person followed
by the word "bankrupt".
8. If the artificial body is other than an artificial body
described in paragraphs 1 to 7,
i. the name of the artificial body, and
ii. whether or not the person signing creates a security
interest, the name of each person signing the security
agreement on behalf of the artificial body, and if the
person signing is,
A. a natural person, the name in the manner
required under subsection (1), or
B. an artificial body, the name in the manner
required under this subsection.
(5) If a person is identified to the public by a name or style other
than the person's own name, the name may be set out in the financ-
ing statement on the appropriate line for business debtor.
(6) The name of a person that is required to be set out on a
financing statement under subsection (1) or (4) shall be set out for,
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(a) a natural person, on the appropriate line for an individual
debtor; or
(b) an artificial body, on the appropriate line for a business
debtor. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 16.
17. Despite paragraph 2 of subsection 16 (4), if a corporation has
an English form of name and a French form of name,
(a) the English form of the name shall be set out on the appro-
priate line for the name of a business debtor; and
(b) the French form of the name shall be set out on another
appropriate line for the name of a business debtor.
O. Reg. 372/89, s. 17.
18. The date of birth or date of maturity in a financing statement
or financing change statement shall be set out to show,
(a) the day of the month in numerals;
(b) the name of the month in accordance with the abbreviation
or word set out in Column 2 of Schedule 3; and
(c) the last two digits of the number of the year. O. Reg.
372/89, s. 18.
19. A financing change statement other than a statement desig-
nated as an amendment shall set out,
(a) if the financing statement to which the financing change
statement relates was registered prior to the coming into
force of this Regulation or under section 82 of the Act, the
registration number or the file number assigned by the reg-
istrar to the financing statement;
(b) if the financing statement to which the financing change
statement relates was registered under Part IV of the Act,
the file number assigned by the registrar to the financing
statement;
(c) if the financing change statement relates to a registration
which was entered in the central file of the registration sys-
tem by the registrar under section 78 of the Act, the regis-
tration number under the Corporation Securities Registra-
tion Act, being chapter 94 of the Revised Statutes of
Ontario, 1980, or the file number assigned by the registrar
to the registration;
(d) the name of one of the debtors as the name is set out on the
financing statement or a financing change statement that
relates to the financing statement;
(e) if the financing change statement relates to a registration
under the Corporation Securities Registration Act, being
chapter 94 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1980, the
name of one of the debtors as the name has been entered in
the central file of the registration system by the registrar
under section 78 of the Act or as the name is set out on a
financing change statement that relates to the entry;
(f) if a motor vehicle schedule is attached, an indication that it
is attached;
(g) the name and address of one of the secured parties or of the
registering agent, if any; and
(h) the authorized signature of the secured party. O. Reg.
372/89, s. 19.
Divided Registrations
20. The registrant shall divide a registration that exceeds ninety
pages into two or more separate registrations. O. Reg. 372/89,
s. 20.
Approved Forms
21.— (I) Upon application, the registrar may approve a form of
financing statement or financing change statement.
(2) An approval granted under subsection (1) may be for a lim-
ited time period and may be qualified and may require that the quali-
fication or approval be printed on the form.
(3) The registrar may withdraw an approval granted under sub-
section (1) upon written notice sent by registered mail and the
approval shall be deemed to be withdrawn ten days after the mailing
of the notice. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 21.
Procedure
22.— (1) A financing statement or fmancing change statement that
is submitted to a branch registrar shall be submitted unseparated in
duplicate or in triplicate, as the case requires.
(2) Despite subsection (1), a single copy of a financing statement
or a financing change statement may be submitted to a branch regis-
trar if approved by the registrar.
(3) The original of a financing statement or a financing change
statement shall be known as the central office copy, one copy shall be
known as the branch registry office copy and the remaining copy, if
any, shall be known as the registrant's copy.
(4) If the branch registrar accepts a financing statement or a
financing change statement for registration, the branch registrar shall
number the statement, separate the copies and forward the central
office copy to the central office.
(5) If the registrant requests that the registrant's copy, if any, be
returned to the registrant, the branch registrar shall.
(a)
give the copy to the registrant at the branch registry office;
or
(b) if the registrant requests that the copy be returned by mail
and the registrant provides a prepaid addressed envelope,
mail the copy to the registrant.
(6) Clause (5) (a) does not apply to the central registration
branch.
(7) Subsection (5) does not apply to a registration that is accepted
at the central registration branch if the registrar sends to the regis-
trant a verification statement that includes particulars of the regis-
tered statement referred to in subsection (1). O. Reg. 372/89,
s. 22.
Manner of Recording
23.— (I) The information that is required or permitted by this
Regulation to be set out on a financing statement, financing change
statement or a motor vehicle schedule shall be set out in a manner
suitable for filming and, without limiting the generality of the forego-
ing,
(a) the information shall be typewritten or machine printed in
black ink with clear, neat and legible characters without
erasures. Interlineation or alterations;
(b) alphabetic characters shall be in upper case only; and
(c) subject to subsection 25 (1), the information shall be with-
out punctuation marks or symbols.
(2) An error in transcribing information onto a financing state-
ment, a financing change statement or a motor vehicle schedule in
respect of the following information may be corrected before the
statement is tendered for registration by typing an "X" over the
error:
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1 . The name or address of a person.
2. The name or address of a secured party.
3. The description of the collateral.
4. The reasons for amendment or other change description.
5. The name or address of a registering agent.
(3) The registrar or a branch registrar may refuse to accept a
statement or a motor vehicle schedule if the correction may, in the
opinion of the registrar or branch registrar, create an ambiguity.
O. Reg. 372/89, s. 23.
24. A financing statement or financing change statement ten-
dered for registration by mail shall be addressed to:
Personal Property Security Registrations
Central Registration Branch
Box 21100
Postal Station "A"
Toronto, Ontario M5W 1W6
O. Reg. 372/89, s. 24.
25.— (1) The punctuation mark or symbol set out in Column 2 of
Schedule 1 may be used in a financing statement, a financing change
statement or a motor vehicle schedule in lieu of the information set
out opposite thereto in Column 1 of Schedule 1.
(2) The abbreviations or expansions set out in Column 2 of
Schedule 2 may be used in lieu of the information set out opposite
thereto in Column 1 of Schedule 2 with respect to,
(a) items 1 to 14, on lines 03, 06, 03/06, 08, 08/16, 16, 24 and 29
in a financing statement or a financing change statement;
(b) items 15 to 35, on lines 04, 07, 09, 04/07, 09/17 and 17 in a
financing statement or a financing change statement;
(c) items 36 to 57, on lines 1 1 and 12 in a financing statement or
a financing change statement or on lines 41 to 56 in a motor
vehicle schedule; and
(d) items 58 to 62, on lines 13, 14 and 15 in a financing state-
ment or a financing change statement. O. Reg. 372/89,
s. 25.
26. The time assigned to a registration shall correspond with the
time at the central office. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 26.
Forms
27.— (1) A financing statement shall be in Form I.
(2) A financing change statement shall be in Form 2 or Form 3, as
the case requires.
(3) A motor vehicle schedule shall be in Form 4.
(4) A notice of a security interest in collateral that is fixtures,
goods that may become fbctures, crops, oil, gas or minerals to be
extracted under subsection 54 (1) of the Act shall be in Form 5.
(5) A notice of a security interest in a right to payment under a
mortgage, charge or lease of real property under subsection 54 (1) of
the Act shall be in Form 6.
(6) A notice of a security interest under this section shall be
signed by the secured party
sonal representative.
or
the secured party's solicitor or per-
(7) An extension notice under subsection 54 (3) of the Act shall
be in Form 7 and shall be signed by the secured party, the secured
party's solicitor or personal representative.
(8) A notice registered in Form 5, 6 or 7 may be discharged by
registering a certificate of discharge in Form 8.
(9) A certificate of discharge shall be signed by the secured party
or the secured party's solicitor or personal representative.
(10) If a solicitor or personal representative signs Form 5, 6, 7 or
8, the title or capacity of the person signing shall be set out on the
form. O. Reg. 372/89, s. 27.
28. The charge for a statement referred to in subsection 18 (7) of
the Act shall not exceed,
(a) for a statement in writing of the amount of the indebtedness
and the terms of payment thereof, $10.00;
(b) for a statement in writing approving or correcting a state-
ment of the collateral or a part thereof as specified in a list
attached to the notice, $5.00;
(c) for a statement in writing approving or correcting a state-
ment of the amount of the indebtedness and of the terms of
payment thereof, $5.00;
(d) for a true copy of the security agreement, for each page
thereof, 50 cents;
(e) for sufficient information as to the location of the security
agreement or a true copy thereof so as to enable inspection
of the security agreement or copy, no charge. O. Reg.
372/89, s. 28.
Schedule 1
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Parentheses
()
2.
Apostrophe
•
3.
Period
.
4.
Plus sign
-1-
5.
Ampersand
&
6.
Hyphen
-
7.
Virgule
/
8.
Comma
,
9.
Per cent sign
%
10.
Quotation mark
"
11.
Dollar sign
$
12.
Number sign
#
13.
Question mark
?
14.
Asterisk
*
15.
Colon
:
16.
Semicolon
9
17.
Greater than
>
18.
Equal
=
19.
Less than
<
20.
Square brackets
[]
21.
Oblique
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22. Exclamation mark
Column 2
t
O. Reg. 372/89, Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
Item
Column 1
1. COMPANY
2. LIMITED
3. INCORPORATED
4. CORPORATION
5. BROTHERS
6. DIVISION
7. CANADA
8. INTERNATIONAL
9. CONSTRUCTION
10. COOPERATIVE
11. NUMBER
12. AND
13. MISTER
Column 2
CO
LTD
INC, INCORP,
INCORPORATE
CORP
BROS, BRO'S,
BROTHER, BRO,
BROTHER'S
DIV, DIVS, DIVISIONS,
DIVISION'S
CAN
INT, INTS, INT'S, INT'L,
INT'LS, INTERN,
INTERNS,
INTERNATIONALS
CONST, CONSTR
COOPERATIVES,
CO-OPERATIVE,
CO-OPERATIVES,
COOP, COOPS, CO-OP,
CO-OPS
NO, #
&
MR, MRS, MISTERS,
MISTER'S
14.
ASSOCIATION
ASSOCIATIONS, ASSOC,
ASSOCS, ASSOC'S,
ASS'N, ASSN'S, ASS'NS
15.
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ONE HALF
16.
STREET
ST
17.
AVENUE
AVE
18.
ROAD
RD
19.
BOULEVARD
BLVD
20.
CIRCLE
CIR
21.
CRESCENT
CRES
22.
DRIVE
DR
23.
COURT
CT
24.
HIGHWAY
HWY
25.
APARTMENT
APT
26.
EAST
E
27.
WEST
W
28.
NORTH
N
29.
SOUTH
S
30.
LOT
L
31.
CONCESSION
CON,C
32.
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TWSP, TWP
33.
RURAL ROUTE
RR
34.
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TOR
Item
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
Item
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Column 1
ONTARIO
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER
MASSEY FERGUSON
CHEVROLET
PONTIAC
OLDSMOBILE
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
AMERICAN MOTORS
MOTORS
VOLKSWAGEN
RAMBLER
1/2 TON TRUCK
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Va ton TRUCK
STATION WAGON
4 DOOR HARDTOP
CONVERTIBLE
COUPE
DELIVERY VAN
SEDAN
SUPERSPORT
SERIAL NUMBER
INCH
TELEVISION
>/2
>A
BEDROOM SUITE
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Column 2
ONT, ON
IH, INTERNAT HARV
MF
CHEV
PONT
OLDS
CHRYS
PLY
AM, AM MOTORS
MTRS
VW
RAMBL
HLFTONTRK
HALF TON PU TRK
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4 DR HDTP
CONV
CPE
DEL VAN
SDN
SS
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IN
TV
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O. Reg. 372/89, Sched. 2.
3
Column 1
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
Column 2
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN, JUNE
JUL, JULY
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
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Form 5
Personal Property Security Act
NOTICE OF SECURITY INTEREST
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(4)iMui«o(I>oeunMnt NOTICE OF SECURITY INTEREST
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(•) Tttit OocunMfH pio M m m IoMoi m :
A. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by a security agreement made between
(name of debtor)
of
(address)
as debtor, and the party signing in Box 10 as secured oarty. a security interest has
been created in
(brief description of collateral)
The collateral is located or is affixed or is to be affixed to the property described
In Box 6 of this document.
ContmiMd on Schadul* LJ
Mt) TM» DocufMnl rilglii lo tMfevfiwM numbMtl)
(10) Party<l«s) (S«t out Status or tnterMt)
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Data ot Srgnatura
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(2) )>ddillctMl rrapMly lOnlH Ura and/oc (Mmc ti to nmllcn
B. (Where appropriate)
The expiration date of this notice Is the day of
C. (Where appropriate)
The security interest was assigned to
19
(name of assignee)
of
(address)
(date of assignment)
(who subsequently assigned the security Interest to
(name of subsequent assignee)
of
(address)
(date of subsequent assignment)
etc
.)
D. (Where appropriate)
The assignee last named In paragraph C Is the secured party as of the date of this notice
NOTE: An expiration date must be set out in paragraph B 1f the collateral described In
paragraph A is consumer goods. The expiration date must not be later than the
fifth anniversary of the date of registration of this document.
O. Reg. 372/89, Form 5.
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Form 6
Personal Property Security A et
NOTICE OF SECURITY INTEREST
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A. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by a security agreement made between
(name of debtor)
of
(address)
as debtor and the party signing in Box 10 as secured party, a security interest in a
right to payment under the instrument referred to in Box 9, affecting the land
described in Box 6 has been created.
B. (Where appropriate)
The security interest was assigned to
(name of assiqnee)
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(10) Pa>ly(laa) (Sal out Statua or Intaraal)
Signahmia)
Date ot Signatuia
(12) Pa«1y<(aa) <Sat out Status or Interaat)
Nama<il
S«gnatura(s)
Date ol Signature
N/A
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Schedule
(1) ntt SdMduto n MUctwd to a:
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lai MOMonal Propafly IdanWIan and/or 0*iar kitoimalloit
Of
(address)
(date of assignment)
(who subsequently assigned the security Interest to .
(name of subsequent assignee)
of
(address)
(date of subsequent assignment)
etc
C. (Where appropriate)
The assignee last named In paragraph B Is the secured party as of the date of this
notice.
O. Reg. Mm'), Form 6.
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N«w Propany IdantHwn
Form?
Personal Property Security Act
EXTENSION NOTICE
Addrtionsl
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(b) Sctiadula (or
Additional
Daacnptwn Q Pwliaa □ OKiat □
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the expiration date of the notice of security interest referred
to in Box 9 is extended to the day of 19
NOTE: The expiration date must not be later than the fifth anniversary
of the date of registration of this document.
Contmuad on Scftadula [D
(10) Party<laa) (Sal out Stalus of Inlaraall
NaiTia<i|
Signa(ura<s)
Date of Signatufa
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Nama<i)
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Data of Signature
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Form 8
Personal Property Security Act
CERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE
N«wProp«rty Idtntifiers
D
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[J W ''f 1 <>• 1>«BM
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(«)N«kin 01 DscwiMM
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(b) Schsdule for
Additional
DMCnplKXi □ PlitiM □ Otlw Q
(•) TMi Document pfoitd M as (oNmn:
The notice of security interest referred to in Box 9, dated the day of
19 and regi stered the day of , 19 . .
is discharged.
(here mention any assignments)
Contmuad on Sctiodula LJ
Mt) TMi DoGumant ralalii to Inatnimanl nuMèoffi)
(10) Partyftaa) (Sat out Stitui or Intaraat)
Signalixa<t)
Dale of Signature
Y M D
(11)
(12) Paity<lea) (Sat out Status or Intaraat)
Name(i)
Signatura(t)
Data of Signature
Y M o
N/A.
(1»
N/A
(14) MunkKpal Addtaai ol Property
(IS) Document Prepered by:
RogMtratton Fee
O. Reg. 372/89, Form 8.
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REGULATION 913
PERSONAL PROPERTY SECURITY ASSURANCE
FUND
1. One per cent of the fees received under the Act in respect of
statements accepted for registration shall be paid into The Personal
Property Security Assurance Fund. O. Reg. 503/89, s. 1.
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Pesticides Act
Loi sur les pesticides
REGULATION 914
GENERAL
Definitions
1. In this Regulation,
"adequate respiratory protection" means a respiratory device or
devices that effectively protects the user from adverse effects that
might result from breathing in of a pesticide during the handling or
use of the pesticide;
"adequate protective clothing" means clothing including rubber or
neoprene boots, rubber or neoprene gloves, hats, coats and other
garments that effectively protect the user from adverse effects that
might result from a pesticide coming in contact with the skin dur-
ing or after the handling/)r use of the pesticide;
"agricultural or forestry production" means the production of plants,
animals or both, by an agriculturist, but does not include the pro-
duction of crown timber as defined in the Crown Timber Act;
"agriculturist" means a person who uses farm land for agricultural or
forestry production;
"air-blast machine" means a vehicle mounted pesticide application
device utilizing an independent mechanically produced stream of
air to assist the carrying of the pesticide beyond the orifice of the
device;
"Crown employee" means a Crown employee within the meaning of
the Public Service Act;
"drainage ditch" means an artificial water course, added to the natu-
ral land drainage system, primarily to collect and convey water and
that, for some period each year, does not contain flowing water;
"farm land" means land, a farm structure or both used for agricul-
tural or forestry production where it comprises,
(a) at least five hectares that are contiguous except for division
by a street, road, railway or water, or
(b) less than five hectares, if there has been an average gross
annual revenue over the three years immediately preceding
or a gross revenue in the year immediately preceding the
date of the sale or proposed sale at retail of a pesticide for
use on the land or the farm structure of not less than $4,000
from the sale of the products of agricultural or forestry pro-
duction, or both, produced on the land or farm structures,
or both;
"farm structure" means a structure used for agricultural or forestry
production but does not include a structure used primarily for stor-
age or human habitation;
"fire resistance rating" means the rating assigned to a component or
assembly from a test of the time of fire resistance of a representa-
tive specimen conducted in accordance with,
(a) Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada Standard for Fire
Tests of Building Construction and Materials, ULC 263,
1971, or
(b) Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada Standard for Fire
Tests of Door Assemblies, ULC 10 (b), 1970;
"fire separation" means a barrier against the spread of fire and
smoke;
"herbicide" means any pesticide used for the destruction or control
of any vegetation;
"hormone type herbicide" means any pesticide containing,
(a) 2,4-D,
(b) 2,4-DB,
(c) 2,4,5-T,
(d) mecoprop,
(e) fenoprop,
(f) MCPA,
(g) MCPB,
(h) dichlorprop,
(i) dicamba,
0) TBA,
(k) fenac,
(1) picloram, or
(m) paraquat;
"limited wholesale vendor" means a person who may sell at whole-
sale only those pesticides mentioned in section 110 in accordance
with section 110;
"mammalian pest" means any rat, mouse, raccoon, rabbit, porcu-
pine, squirrel, groundhog, mole or skunk;
"retail vendor" means a person who sells at retail;
"sell at retail" means sell, transfer or offer to sell or transfer to a pur-
chaser or a transferee for the purpose of use and not for resale or
retransfer;
"sell at wholesale" means sell, transfer or offer to sell or transfer,
other than at retail;
"store for sale at retail" means keep for sale at retail in an area that
is separated from that part of the premises in which the retail ven-
dor normally transacts business;
"store for sale at wholesale" means keep for sale at wholesale in an
area that is separated from that part of the premises in which the
wholesale vendor or limited wholesale vendor normally transacts
business;
"warning gas" means a gas that immediately identifies its presence
by its effect on the senses when a person is exposed to it;
"wholesale vendor" means a person who sells at wholesale.
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R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 1; O. Reg. 252/81, s. 1; O. Reg. 70/84,
s. 1.
The Pesticides Advisory Committee
2.— (1) The Committee shall meet,
(a) at the request of the Minister;
(b) at the request of the chair; or
(c) at the request of any three members of the Committee.
(2) The secretary of the Committee shall,
(a) keep a record of all business transacted at a meeting of the
Committee;
(b) have the custody of all reports, submissions and correspon-
dence received by the Committee; and
(c) produce the records and other documents mentioned in
clause (b) for inspection when requested by the Minister or
an officer of the Ministry designated by the Minister.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 3.
3.— (1) A member of the Committee shall be paid remuneration
and expenses as follows:
1. For each day of attendance, for a period in excess of three
hours, at a meeting of the Committee, or upon other offi-
cial business of the Committee,
i. $300 if the member is the chair or the vice-chair act-
ing as chair,
ii. $250 if the member is the vice-chair, or
iii. $200 in any other case.
2. For each occasion that the member is engaged upon busi-
ness of the Committee for a period in excess of one hour
but not in excess of three hours for which remuneration
would be paid under paragraph 1 except for the short dura-
tion of the business proceedings, one-half of the daily rate
set out in paragraph 1 .
3. Paragraph 1 applies in like manner for each day that the
member is engaged for a period in excess of three hours, in
preparation for a meeting or other official business of the
Committee.
4. Paragraph 2 applies in like manner for each occasion that
the member is engaged for a period in excess of one hour
but not in excess of three hours, in preparation for a meet-
ing or other official business of the Committee.
5. Necessary travel and other allowable expenses incurred by
the member in the performance of his or her duties as a
member of the Committee.
6. Paragraphs 1, 2, 3 and 4 do not apply to a member who is a
Crown employee of the Government of Ontario or Canada
who is a member in the course of his or her employment for
the Crown. O. Reg. 25/88, s. 2,part; O. Reg. 43/90, s. 1.
(2) No member receiving payment under paragraph 3 or 4 of sub-
section (1) shall receive more than one day's payment with respect to
any one day of meetings of the Committee, or upon other official
business of the Committee. O. Reg. 25/88, s. 2, part.
Application for Licence
4. An application for a type of licence mentioned in column 1 of
the following Table shall be in the form set opposite thereto in col-
umn 2:
TABLE
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Type of Licence
Form of
Application
for Licence
1.
Operator (all classes)
2
2.
Structural Exterminator (all classes)
1
3.
Land Exterminator (all classes)
1
4.
Water Exterminator (all classes)
1
5.
Wholesale Vendor (all classes)
8
6.
Retail Vendor (all classes)
9
R.R.O.1980, Reg. 751,5.5.
General Requirements for Exterminator's Licence
5.— (1) An applicant for any class of exterminator's licence shall,
(a) submit to an examination referred to in section 12 and be
recommended by the examiners as competent to hold the
class of licence for which the applicant has applied;
(b) have grade 10 standing or other qualifications considered by
the Director to be equivalent thereto; and
(c) be at least sixteen years of age.
(2) In addition to the requirements mentioned in subsection (1),
an applicant for any class of structural exterminator's licence shall
meet the requirements of section 31.
(3) Every applicant for an exterminator's licence and every exter-
minator shall notify the Director of any change in the information
furnished in or with the applicant's application within ten days after
the effective date of the change. O. Reg. 714/88, s. 1.
Licences and Fees
6.— (1) The fee for each class of an operator's licence, or a
renewal of any of them, is $36.
(2) The fee for each class of exterminator's licence, or a renewal
of any of them, is $90.
(3) The fee for a wholesale vendor's licence, or a renewal
thereof, is $900.
(4) The fee for a limited wholesale vendor's licence, or a renewal
thereof, is $180.
(5) The fee for a retail vendor's licence. Class 1, or a renewal
thereof, is $240.
(6) The fee for a retail vendor's licence. Class 2, or a renewal
thereof, is $150.
(7) The fee for a retail vendor's licence. Class 3, or a renewal
thereof, is $90.
(8) The fee for a licence, or a renewal thereof, shall be submitted
with the application for the licence or renewal. O. Reg. 714/88,
s. 2, part.
7. An operator's licence, or a renewal thereof, expires on the
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15th day of February in the year following its issue. O. Reg.
714/88, s. 2, part.
8. An exterminator's licence or a vendor's licence, or a renewal of
either of them, expires on the last day of the sixtieth month following
the date upon which the licence or the renewal takes effect.
O. Reg. 714/88, s. 2, pan.
9.— (1) An application for a licence mentioned in column 1 of the
Table of section 4, or a renewal thereof, shall be made to the Direc-
tor.
(2) An application for a renewal of a licence shall be made in the
case of,
(a) an operator's licence, at least thirty days prior to the expiry
date of the licence;
(b) an exterminator's licence, at least thirty days prior to the
expiry date of the licence; and
(c) a vendor's licence, at least sixty days prior to the expiry
date of the licence. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 8.
Examiners
10.— (1) The Director shall appoint the examiners of applicants
for licences.
(2) The term of an apf)ointment as an examiner is three years and
is subject to cancellation by the Director. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 9(1,2).
(3) An examiner, other than one who is a Crown employee, shall
be paid, for each day that he or she is engaged upon work as an
examiner,
(a) $100; and
(b) necessary travelling and other expenses. O. Reg. 161/82,
s. 2, revised.
Examinations
II.— (1) The fee for an examination for each class of licence is $30
and shall be submitted together with the application. O. Reg.
714/88, s. 3.
(2) An applicant who fails to attend a scheduled examination and
fails to contact the Director at least forty-eight hours before the time
fixed for the examination, to notify the Director of the reason for the
inability to attend, shall forfeit the examination fee and be required
to pay a new examination fee.
(3) An applicant who fails to attend a scheduled examination on
two occasions within a six-month period shall forfeit the examination
fee and, if required by the Director, shall submit a new application
for the licence. O. Reg. 616/81, s. 2,part.
(4) An applicant for a licence shall be given at least seven days
notice of the date, time and place fixed for the examination.
(5) No applicant shall be permitted to try an examination for a
licence as an operator or for the same class of exterminator's licence
more than twice in any period of twelve months. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 10(4,5).
EXTERMINATOR'S LICENCE
12. — (1) An oral examination for any class of exterminator's
licence shall be given by at least two examiners. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. 11 (1).
(2) An examination of an applicant for a licence to perform any
class of structural exterminations may be a written examination, an
oral examination or both. O. Reg. 252/81, s. 2.
(3) An examination of an applicant for a licence to perform any
class of land or water exterminations may be a written or oral exami-
nation, or both.
(4) At least one examiner or a person designated by the examin-
ers shall be present at a written examination.
(5) The examiners shall examine the applicant for any class of
exterminator's licence on his or her knowledge of,
(a) the provisions of the Act and the regulations thereunder;
(b) the toxicity and hazard, first-aid and antidotes and the
forms and methods of application of the pesticide or pesti-
cides that the prescribed class of licence for which the appli-
cant is applying shall entitle him or her to use; and
(c) the identification, life history, habits, characteristics and
control of pests that may be subject to extermination.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 11 (3-5).
13. — (1) The Director may require an applicant for renewal of any
class of exterminator's licence to pass an examination before renew-
ing the licence.
(2) When so required by the Director, an applicant for renewal of
any class of exterminator's licence shall provide the Director with a
report of a legally qualified medical practitioner establishing that the
applicant is physically fit for the purpose of performing exter-
minations. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 12.
Operators' Licences
14.— (1) An operator's licence, of the class prescribed in column 1
of the following Table, is authority to operate an extermination busi-
ness set out in column 2 thereof:
TABLE
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Class of Operator's
Licence
Extermination Business
1
1
Structural, land and water
exterminations
2
2
Structural and land exterminations
3
3
Structural and water exterminations
4
4
Land and water exterminations
5
5
Structural exterminations
6
6
Land exterminations
7
7
Water exterminations
(2) Every operator's licence shall have endorsed thereon the class
of operator's licence for which it has been issued. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 13.
IS.— (1) Every applicant for an operator's licence or a renewal
thereof shall submit such information and material as the Director
may require with respect to the character, qualifications and financial
responsibility of the applicant or where the applicant is a corpora-
tion, with respect to the character and qualifications of the directors
and officers of the applicant and the financial responsibility of the
applicant.
(2) Where several persons intend to operate an extermination
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business in association with each other under the authority of one
operator's Hcence it is a requirement for the Hcence that each of such
persons signs the application for the licence.
(3) Where the applicant is a corporation it shall designate on
Form 2 the directors or officers who are the official representatives
of the corporation and whose duty it is to ensure that the Act and the
regulations thereunder are complied with and who shall sign the
application.
(4) Every operator shall notify the Director of any change in the
information furnished in Form 2 or under section 18 within ten days
after the effective date of the change. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 14.
16.— (1) Upon receiving the application in Form 2, the Director
may require the applicant to undergo an oral examination.
(2) If an examination mentioned in subsection (I) is required by
the Director, the notice mentioned in subsection 1 1 (4) shall set out
any information or evidence in respect of the qualifications of the
applicant to operate an extermination service that the Director may
require the applicant to produce.
(3) Where the applicant is a corporation, any examination
required under subsection (1) shall be taken by the official represen-
tative or representatives of the applicant designated under subsection
15 (3). R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 15 (1-3).
(4) At least two examiners shall examine an applicant for an
operator's licence. O. Reg. 252/81, s. 3.
17. An applicant for any class of operator's licence or a renewal
thereof shall satisfy the Director that the applicant is at least eighteen
years of age or, in the case of a corporation that the official represen-
tatives are each at least eighteen years of age. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. 16.
Insurance Requirements
20.— (1) An operator shall carry insurance in a form approved by
the Superintendent of Insurance of the Province of Ontario for every
extermination business carried on by the operator with respect to the
liability of the operator and all of the operator's employees arising
out of any extermination business carried on by the operator for
death, injury or property damage.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), where an operator carries on an
extermination business, the liability coverage provided by the con-
tract of insurance required under subsection (1) shall be in an
amount of not less than $25,000 to each employee of the operator
provided that the contract of insurance may limit the insurer's liabil-
ity under the contract of insurance arising out of any one incident to
$50,000.
(3) Where an operator furnishes satisfactory evidence that the
operator's business is subject to Part I of the iVorkers' Compensation
Act and that the operator is paying all amounts due under Part I of
the Workers' Compensation Act as they fall due then so long as the
operator continues to pay all such amounts as they fall due and to
comply with all the provisions of the Workers' Compensation Act the
operator is exempt from subsection (2).
(4) Where an operator carries on an extermination business for
which the operator is the holder of a Class 1, 2, 3 or 5 operator's
licence, the contract of insurance required under subsection (I) shall
provide coverage in an amount of not less than,
(a) $300,000 with respect to the death of or bodily injury to any
person not an employee of the operator for each such per-
son provided that the contract of insurance may limit the
insurer's liability under the contract of insurance arising out
of any one incident to $500,000; and
(b) $200,000 with respect to property damage arising out of any
one incident.
18.— (1) Subject to subsection (2), the Director may require an
applicant for any class of operator's licence or renewal thereof to
appear before the Director and submit evidence and information
respecting the qualifications of the applicant and any other person
involved in the control and management of the extermination busi-
ness.
(2) At least seven days before the appearance mentioned in sub-
section (1) the applicant shall be given notice of,
(a) the date, time and place fixed for his or her appearance
before the Director; and
(b) the particulars of the information and evidence that the
Director may require the applicant to produce. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 17.
19.— (1) Every operator shall employ at least one licensed exter-
minator for every three or fewer employees who assist in performing
exterminations. O. Reg. 252/81, s. 4.
(2) An operator who carries on business at more than one loca-
tion shall,
(a) have a licensed exterminator in charge at each location who
is normally present at least once during each business day;
(b) notify the Director of the address of each location and the
name of the licensed exterminator in charge at each loca-
tion; and
(c) notify the Director of any change in the information fur-
nished under clause (b) within ten days after the effective
date of the change. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 18(2).
(5) Where an operator carries on an extermination business for
which the operator is the holder of a Class 4, 6 or 7 operator's licence
and is not the holder of a Class 1, 2, 3 or 5 operator's licence, the
contract of insurance required under subsection (1) shall provide
coverage in an amount of not less than,
(a) $100,000 with respect to the death or bodily injury to any
person not an employee of the operator for each such per-
son provided that the contract of insurance may limit the
insurer's liability under the contract of insurance arising out
of any one incident to $200,000; and
(b) $10,000 with respect to property damage arising out of any
one incident.
(6) The contract of insurance required under subsection (1) may
provide that the insured shall be responsible for the first $250 of each
claim for which an amount of coverage is required under subsections
(4) and (5).
(7) Where a contract of insurance required by subsection (1) lim-
its the insurer's liability to an aggregate amount, except as permitted
by subsections (2), (4) and (5), the contract shall contain a provision
requiring the insurer to notify the Director of all sums of money paid
by reason of the liability of the insured.
(8) Where an operator has a contract of insurance which is
required to have the provision referred to in subsection (7), the oper-
ator shall advise the Director of all sums of money paid under the
contract of insurance.
(9) Every contract of insurance furnished in satisfaction of the
requirements of this section shall provide that,
(a) the insurer shall give fifteen days notice by registered mail
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to the Director prior to any cancellation of the contract by
the insurer or the insured taking effect;
(b) the contract of insurance shall remain in full force and
effect until the notice provided for in clause (a) has expired;
and
(c) the insurer shall pay any claims covered by the contract of
insurance to any person making such a claim who has recov-
ered a judgment thereon despite any act or default of the
insured which might make the policy void or give the
insurer a defence to an action by the insured provided that
such provision shall not limit the insurer's right to recover
any payment so made from the insured. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 19.
Classes of Pesticides
21.— (1) For the purposes of the Act and this Regulation pesti-
cides are classified as follows:
1. The pesticides set out in Schedule 1 are classified as Sched-
ule 1 pesticides.
2. The pesticides set out in Schedule 2 are classified as Sched-
ule 2 pesticides.
3. The pesticides set out in Schedule 3 are classified as Sched-
ule 3 pesticides.
4. The pesticides set out in Schedule 4 are classified as Sched-
ule 4 pesticides.
5. The pesticides set out In Schedule 5 are classified as Sched-
ule 5 pesticides.
6. The pesticides set out in Schedule 6 are classified as Sched-
ule 6 pesticides.
7. The pesticides described in subsection (2) are classified as
interim status pesticides. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 20;
O. Reg. 223/86, s. 1 (^), revised.
(2) An interim status pesticide is a pesticide that is,
(a) registered and assigned a registration number under the
Pest Control Products Act (Canada); and
(b) listed in The Ontario Gazette as a proposed addition to a
specified Schedule to this Regulation.
(3) For the purposes of clause (2) (b), a pesticide is deemed to be
not listed if,
(a) a revocation of the listing is published in The Ontario
Gazette;
(b) eighteen months have expired since the listing was pub-
lished in The Ontario Gazette; or
(c) the listed pesticide is placed in a Schedule to this Regula-
tion.
(4) Every person using, storing, displaying, selling or transport-
ing an interim status pesticide as if it were a pesticide in the Schedule
specified in The Ontario Gazette is exempt from the Act and this
Regulation for that use, storage, display, sale or transportation.
O. Reg. 223/86, s. I (2).
22.— (1) Subject to subsection (3), no person shall use any pesti-
cide in an extermination unless it is registered under the Pest Control
Products Act (Canada) and assigned a registration number under
that Act and is classified under this Regulation.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), no person shall use in an extermina-
tion any pesticide,
(a) for any purpose other than that for which the pesticide is
sold or represented;
(b) in any manner other than that designated on the conditions
of registration; and
(c) for any purpose other than that for which the pesticide is
authorized for use under this Regulation. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 21 (1,2).
(3) A person is exempt from subsections (1) and (2) and from
subsections 5 (1) and 7 (1) of the Act for an extermination using a
pesticide for the purpose of research or a test,
(a) by a research centre, university or other institution of learn-
ing, a professional researcher from industry or the Govern-
ment of Ontario, the Government of Canada or a person
under the supervision or authority of a professional
researcher from industry or the Government of Ontario or
the Government of Canada, on the premises of such centre
or institution, or on experimental premises obtained for this
purpose; or
(b) where approval of the extermination has been obtained
from the Director at least seven days before the extermina-
tion is performed. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 21 (3),
revised.
(4) Where an extermination is performed under subsection (3) on
a food, feed or tobacco crop, the crop, if any, remaining at the con-
clusion of the research or test shall be destroyed by the person
responsible for the extermination unless an alternative method for
the disposal of the crop is approved by the Director. O. Reg.
252/81, s. 5.
(5) Despite subsection (1) and subject to subsections (2) and (7),
an agriculturist may use on the agriculturist's farm land an imported
pesticide that is identical with both a pesticide registered under the
Pest Control Products Act (Canada) and a pesticide classified under
this Regulation.
(6) Every pesticide imported by an agriculturist for use on the
agriculturist's farm land is prescribed for the purpose of subsection
7(1) of the Act.
(7) An agriculturist shall not use a pesticide mentioned in subsec-
tion (6) unless the agriculturist has applied for a permit in Form 3
and is the holder of a permit for the land extermination. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 21 (5-7).
23. A water treatment chemical is exempted from the Act and
this Regulation if its use is authorized under the Ontario Water
Resources Act by an approval or a permit to take water for the pur-
pose of discouraging or eliminating the attachment of molluscs to
works under that Act. O. Reg. 358/90, s. 1.
24. No person shall use water from a lake, river or other surface
water in performing exterminations unless the equipment used in the
extermination is equipped with an effective device to prevent
back-flow. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 22.
25. No person shall wash any equipment used to perform an
extermination in any lake, river or other surface water or in such a
manner that any pesticide may be directly or indirectly discharged or
deposited in any lake, river or other surface water. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 23.
Containers
26.— (1) No person, other than a wholesale vendor or a limited
wholesale vendor, shall have possession of a pesticide other than in
the container in which it was originally offered for sale.
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(2) Subsection (I) does not apply to a person,
(a) who is performing an extermination in accordance with the
Act and this Regulation; or
(b) who places the pesticide into a secondary container of a
type and composition that is customarily used or approved
by the manufacturer of the pesticide for that pesticide and
bears a label in English denoting the trade name or com-
mon name and concentration of each active ingredient in
the pesticide product. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 24.
27.— (1) Subject to subsection (2), an empty container that has
been used to hold a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide shall be disposed of.
(a) by puncturing or breaking and burying the container in such
a manner that it is covered by at least 50 centimetres of soil
and is not near any watercourse or water table; or
(b) where the container is constructed of paper or cardboard,
by burning, in circumstances that persons and animals are
kept out of any resultant smoke and any resultant smoke is
directed away from buildings, highways, roads or outdoor
areas frequented by the public.
(2) An empty container that has been used to hold a Schedule 1,
2 or 5 pesticide need not be disposed of if it has been decontaminated
in a manner approved by the Director. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 25.
28. Where the original container of a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide
is damaged or broken, the person responsible for the pesticide shall,
under the direction of the person who has registered the pesticide
under the Pest Control Products Act (Canada), and to the satisfac-
tion of the Director,
(a) replace the container with a container equivalent to that
originally used; or
(b) dispose of the container and its contents by burying them
under fifty centimetres of soil in such a manner that they
are not near any watercourse or water table; and
(c) clean up any spillage and decontaminate any area, carrier
or commodity that has come in contact with the pesticide.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 26; O. Reg. 252/81, s. 6.
Fires, Accidents, Thefts
29.— (1) If a pesticide is involved in a fire or other occurrence that
may result in the pesticide being released into the environment other
than in the normal course of affairs, the person responsible for a pes-
ticide shall forthwith notify the Director.
(2) The person responsible for a pesticide shall forthwith notify
the Director whenever any pesticide is stolen or otherwise passes out
of the person's possession or control other than in the normal course
of affairs. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 27.
Structural Exterminations
30.— (1) A structural exterminator's licence of the class prescribed
in column 1 of the following Table is authority to use a pesticide pre-
scribed in column 2 thereof under the conditions of use set out in col-
umn 3 thereof:
TABLE
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Class of Structural
Exterminator's
Licence
Pesticide
Authorized for Use
Conditions of Use
1
1
Schedules 1, 2, 3,
4, 5 and 6
Any structural use
except termite
control
2
2
i. Schedules 2, 3,
4 and 6
Any structural use
except termite
control
ii. Schedules 1
and 5
Assisting Class 1
Structural
Exterminator
3
3
i. Schedules 3, 4
and 6
Any structural use
except termite
control
ii. Schedule 2
Assisting Class 2
Structural
Exterminator
4
4
i. Schedules 3, 4
and 6
Assisting Class 3
Structural
Exterminator
ii. Pesticide(s)
stipulated on
licence
Assisting Class 5
or Class 6
Structural
Exterminator
5
5
Pesticide(s)
stipulated on
licence
Control of
termites and other
wood-destroying
insects
6
6
Pesticide(s)
stipulated on
licence
Use, premises and
equipment
stipulated on
licence
(2) Every structural exterminator's licence shall have endorsed
thereon the class of exterminator's licence for which it has been
issued. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 28.
Structural Exterminator's Licence Requirements
31.— (1) An applicant for a Class 1 structural exterminator's
licence is required to,
(a) be licensed as a Class 2 structural exterminator at the time
of the application, and have assisted a Class 1 structural
exterminator for a minimum period of six months; or
(b) satisfy the Director that he or she has sufficient knowledge
and experience to be licensed as a Class 1 structural exter-
minator.
(2) An applicant for a Class 2 structural exterminator's licence is
required to,
(a) be licensed as a Class 3 structural exterminator at the time
of the application, and to have assisted a Class 2 structural
exterminator for a minimum period of six months; or
(b) satisfy the Director that he or she has sufficient knowledge
and experience to be licensed as a Class 2 structural exter-
minator.
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(3) An applicant for a Class 3 structural exterminator's licence is
required to,
(a) have been licensed as a Class 4 structural exterminator at
the time of the application, and to have assisted a Class 3
structural exterminator for a minimum period of one year;
or
(b) satisfy the Director that he or she has sufficient knowledge
and experience to be licensed as a Class 3 structural exter-
minator.
(4) An applicant for a Class 5 structural exterminator's licence is
required to,
(a) have been licensed as a Class 4 structural exterminator at
the time of the application, and to have assisted a Class 5
structural exterminator for a minimum period of six
months; or
(b) satisfy the Director that he or she has sufficient knowledge
and experience to be licensed as a Class 5 structural exter-
minator.
(5) An applicant for a Class 6 structural exterminator's licence is
required to,
(a) have been licensed as a Class 4 structural exterminator at
the time of the application and to have assisted a Class 6
structural exterminator for a minimum period of six
months; or
(b) satisfy the Director that he or she has sufficient knowledge
and experience to be licensed as a Class 6 structural
exterminator. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 29.
General Requirements for Structural
Extermination Permits
32.— (1) A structural extermination by means of a Schedule 1, 2, 3
or 5 pesticide is prescribed for the purpose of subsection 7 (1) of the
Act.
(2) Subject to section 35, an application for a permit for a struc-
tural extermination by means of a pesticide mentioned in subsection
(1) shall be in Form 10. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 30.
33. — (1) A holder of any class of structural exterminator's licence
authorized to use a Schedule 2 or 3 pesticide is exempt from subsec-
tion 7 ( 1 ) of the Act for the structural extermination by means of that
pesticide.
(2) Any person exempt from the licensing requirement of subsec-
tion 5 (1) of the Act for a structural extermination by means of a
Schedule 2 or 3 pesticide is also exempt from subsection 7 (1) of the
Act for that extermination. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 31.
Structural Extermination Use and Permit Requirements
FOR Methyl Bromide, Aluminum Phosphide and
Cyanide Compounds
34.— (1) Sections 35 to 43 apply to structural exterminations in
which any Schedule 1 or 5 pesticide containing methyl bromide or
cyanide compounds is used.
(2) Sections .35, 36, 39, 40, 41 and 42 and subsections 43 (1), (4)
and (5) apply to structural exterminations in which any Schedule 1 or
S pesticide containing aluminum phosphide is used in a general space
fumigation of a building or a portion thereof. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. .32.
35.— (1) An application for a permit for a structural extermination
by means of a pesticide mentioned in section 34 shall be in Form 4.
(2) Every applicant for a permit mentioned in subsection (1)
shall,
(a) be licensed as a Class 1 structural exterminator; or
(b) be licensed as a Class 5 or 6 structural exterminator and
authorized to use the pesticide mentioned in the application
for the permit. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 33.
36.— (1) At least twenfy-four hours before but not more than
seven days before performing an extermination with a pesticide men-
tioned in section 34, the exterminator shall deliver a notice in writ-
ing,
(a) to every occupant eighteen years of age and over in the
building or vehicle or on the land where the extermination
is to be performed;
(b) to at least one occupant eighteen years of age or over,
(i) of every building adjoining the building where the
extermination is to be performed, and
(ii) of every building so located that the extermination
constitutes an actual or potential hazard to its occu-
pants; and
(c) to the nearest police and fire department having jurisdiction
where the structural extermination is to be performed.
(2) Clause (1) (a) does not apply to a commercial or industrial
building where notice has been given to the owner of the building or
his representative.
(3) Every notice under subsection ( 1 ) shall set out,
(a) the address where the extermination is to be performed;
(b) that there is danger of poisonous gas;
(c) the date when it is proposed to perform the extermination;
(d) that occupants are to vacate and remain out of the build-
ings, vehicles or lands during the periods of extermination
and airing-out; and
(e) such other information as the Director may require.
(4) The exterminator shall ensure that the buildings, vehicles or
lands referred to in this section are unoccupied during the periods of
extermination and airing-out.
(5) Within seven days after the extermination has been com-
pleted, the exterminator shall so notify the Director. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 34.
37. When the pesticide being used in an extermination is in the
form of a gas and is not a warning gas, the exterminator shall release
a warning gas with the release of the pesticide. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. 35.
38. No person shall use a pesticide containing a cyanide com-
pound for an extermination in any building or vehicle where the pes-
ticide may come in contact with the waters of any stream, lake or
water flowing into any stream or lake. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 36.
39. Before an extermination is performed by means of a pesticide
mentioned in section 34 in a building or vehicle the exterminator
shall,
(a) seal all openings into the area in which the extermination is
to be performed, including drains, ducts, vents and cracks
in a manner sufficient to make the area gas-tight; and
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(b) remove from the area all water and food likely to absorb
the gas being used. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 37.
40.— (1) Before performing an extermination by means of a pesti-
cide mentioned in section 34, the exterminator shall post a placard at
least thirty-five centimetres long and twenty-five centimetres wide,
(a) at all entrances to the building or vehicle and land on which
the extermination is to be performed and bearing the word
"danger" in red letters at least seven centimetres high on a
white background and indicating that an extermination is
being performed on the premises and setting out the name
of the exterminator and the exterminator's emergency tele-
phone number; and
(b) at all entrances to buildings designated in clause 36 (1) (b)
bearing the word "danger" in green letters at least seven
centimetres high on a white background and indicating that
an extermination is being performed in an adjoining
building. O. Reg. 252/81, s. 7.
(2) The exterminator shall ensure that the placards posted under
subsection (1) are illuminated from sundown to sunrise.
(3) The exterminator shall ensure that no placard is removed and
the building or vehicle is not reoccupied until the airing-out is
completed. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 38 (2, 3).
41.— (1) The exterminator shall ensure that no person enters or
remains in a building or vehicle where an extermination is being or
has been performed using a pesticide mentioned in section 34 until
the airing-out is completed in accordance with section 43 except,
(a) the exterminator;
(b) a provincial officer designated under the Act;
(c) a full-time firefighter as defined in the Fire Departments
Act; or
(d) a member of any police force established under the Police
Services Act.
(2) During the period mentioned in subsection (1) the extermina-
tor shall,
(a) lock all doors and entrances to the building or vehicle; and
(b) post adult guards in a manner sufficient to prevent any per-
son, other than those mentioned in subsection (1), from
entering the building or vehicle. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 39.
42. The exterminator shall ensure that no person mentioned in
subsection 41(1) enters or remains in the building or vehicle after an
extermination therein is commenced and before the airing-out is
completed under section 43 unless the person employs adequate
respiratory protection and is accompanied by at least one other adult
person mentioned in subsection 41 (1) similarly protected. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 40.
43.— (1) Where an extermination by means of a pesticide men-
tioned in section 34 is completed, the exterminator shall,
(a) remove and bury under at least fifty centimetres of soil, and
not near any watercourse or water table, all substances used
for the extermination or for sealing openings;
(b) circulate fresh air to every air space in the buildings or vehi-
cles described in section 36; and
(c) make the test prescribed in subsection (2), (3) or (4), as the
case may be. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 41 (1); O. Reg.
252/81, s. 8.
(2) Where a pesticide containing methyl bromide is used in the
extermination, the exterminator shall make tests by means of a hal-
ide-leak detector for the detection of the presence of methyl bromide
gas at the floor level of each room, basement, closet, attic and any
other enclosed space in the building or vehicle in which the extermi-
nation was performed.
(3) Where a pesticide containing a cyanide compound is used in
the extermination, the exterminator shall make tests for the detec-
tion of the presence of hydrocyanic acid gas in the building or vehicle
in which the extermination was performed by means of glass detector
tubes used for determining concentrations of hydrocyanic acid gas at,
(a) each wall in every room, closet or other enclosed space;
(b) each floor and wall in the basement; and
(c) each ceiling and wall of every attic room.
(4) Where a pesticide containing aluminum phosphide is used in
the extermination, the exterminator shall make tests for the detec-
tion of the presence of phosphine gas in the building or vehicle in
which the extermination was performed by means of glass detector
tubes used for determining the concentrations of phosphine gas.
(5) The airing-out of the building or vehicle is not completed,
(a) where a pesticide containing methyl bromide has been used
and the flame of the halide-leak detector changes to a
greenish colour;
(b) where a pesticide containing a cyanide compound has been
used and a reaction shows in detector tubes to ten or more
PPM of hydrocyanic acid gas; or
(c) where a pesticide containing aluminum phosphide has been
used and a reaction shows in detector tubes to 0.3 PPM or
more of phosphine gas.
(6) During the extermination and until the airing-out is com-
pleted in accordance with this section, no person shall move the vehi-
cle, if any, without the permission of the Director. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 41 (2-6).
Methyl Bromide, Aluminum Phosphide and Cyanide
Compounds Permit Exemptions
44.— (1) Subject to subsection (3), an exterminator is exempt
from subsection 7 (1) of the Act and from sections 36, 39, 41 and 42
of this Regulation for an extermination by means of a pesticide men-
tioned in section 34, in an enclosed space or vault that,
(a) is gas tight; and
(b) where the enclosed space or vault is inside or opens into a
building, is equipped in accordance with subsection (2),
if the exterminator,
(c) has adequate respiratory protection on his or her person
during the extermination;
(d) before a gas is released searches the enclosed space or vault
to ensure that it contains no person;
(e) locks the door by a padlock and keeps the keys in his or her
possession;
(f) is present during the airing-out period; and
(g) performs the tests prescribed in subsections 43 (2), (3) and
(4), as the case may be, to determine whether the airing-out
period is completed. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 42 (1),
revised.
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(2) The enclosed space or vault that is inside or opens into a
building, mentioned in subsection (1), shall be equipped with,
(a) a sheet metal lining having soldered joints and covering the
walls and ceilings or any other lining that is equivalent in
the opinion of the Director;
(b) a concrete floor or wooden floor of which the joints are
made gastight;
(c) a rubber gasket around the perimeter of all doors;
(d) an exhaust fan controlled by a switch from outside the
enclosed space or vault capable of giving ten changes of air
per hour and discharging exhaust gases into outside atmo-
sphere at a point removed from any door, windows or
openings; and
(e) provision to introduce gas from outside the enclosed space
or vault.
(3) Before the initial use for an extermination of the enclosed
space or vault mentioned in subsection (1), the exterminator shall
notify the Director and shall not proceed with the extermination
until the Director has approved the construction and equipment of
the enclosed space or vauh as required by this section. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 42(2,3).
45.— (1) An exterminator is exempt from subsection 7 (1) of the
Act and sections 36, 39, 41 and 42 of this Regulation for an extermi-
nation by means of a pesticide containing methyl bromide where the
gas is enclosed under a gas-tight covering and the extermination
takes place,
(a) outside a building while,
(i) the exterminator and at least one other exterminator
is present during the airing-out, and
(ii) all persons present during the introduction of the gas
and airing-out period employ adequate respiratory
protection; or
(b) inside a building that is separate from any other building
and,
(i) no person other than persons engaged in the exter-
mination is present during the extermination and air-
ing-out,
(ii) no part is used for human habitation,
(iii) the exterminator and at least one other exterminator
is present during the introduction of gas and airing
out, and
(iv) all persons present during the introduction of the gas
and airing-out period employ adequate respiratory
protection.
(2) An exterminator is exempt from subsection 7 (1) of the Act
and sections 36, 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43 of this Regulation for an exter-
mination of rodents in burrows in the ground by the use of a Sched-
ule 1 or S pesticide containing aluminum phosphide or a cyanide
compound where,
(a) the burrows do not open into a building; and
(b) the exterminator has adequate respiratory protection on his
or her person during the extermination. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 43 (1, 2), revised.
(3) Where an extermination of a commodity is performed in a
railway car, shipping container truck, storage bin or under a gas-tight
plastic tarpaulin by means of a Schedule 1 or 5 pesticide containing
aluminum phosphide, the exterminator is exempt from subsection
7 (1) of the Act, and from sections 36, 40, 41, 42 and 43 of this Regu-
lation for that extermination, but the exterminator shall,
(a) perform the extermination other than in a room which is
used for human habitation;
(b) have adequate respiratory protection on his or her person;
and
(c) post a placard at least fourteen inches long and ten inches
wide at all entrances to the building or vehicle on which the
extermination is to be performed and bearing the word
"danger' in red letters at least 2'/2 inches high on a white
background and indicating that an extermination is being
performed on the premises. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 43 (3).
Use Restrictions of Termiticides
46.— (1) No person shall apply a Schedule 1 or 2 pesticide contain-
ing chlordane, aldrin or dieldrin in an extermination against termites,
(a) in or to a building or structure, including any crawlspace,
wall void or support post in the building or structure;
(b) to soil located underneath basement slabs or slab-on-grade
construction; or
(c) within 50 centimetres of a fault or crack in a foundation wall
of a building or structure, unless the fault or crack has been
repaired sufficiently to prevent entry of the pesticide into
the building or structure.
(2) Clause (1) (b) does not prohibit the application of a Schedule
1 or 2 pesticide containing chlordane, aldrin or dieldrin in an exter-
mination against termites to soil that is intended to be covered, after
the application, by basement slabs or slab-on-grade construction.
O. Reg. 42/90, s. 1.
Use Restrictions of Thallium Sulphate,
Strychnine and Zinc Phosphide
47. No Schedule 1, 2, 3, 5 or 6 pesticide containing thallium sul-
phate, strychnine or zinc phosphide shall be used for an extermina-
tion,
(a) in a room while it is being used for human habitation; or
(b) in such a manner as to come in contact with or be likely to
come in contact with food or drink intended for human or
animal consumption. R.R.O. 1980, Reg 751, s. 44.
48. Where a pesticide mentioned in section 47 is used in a struc-
tural extermination, the exterminator shall,
(a) keep, during the period of extermination, a record of the
number and location of the baits used in the extermination;
and
(b) remove every bait from the area when the extermination is
completed. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 45.
Use Restrictions of Lindane
49.— (1) No person shall use lindane in the form of a vapour in an
extermination in a building that is occupied unless,
(a) the building is not sealed so as to impede the normal change
of air in the building; and
(b) the amount of vapour released in a twenty-four hour period
does not exceed the amount produced by one gram of lin-
dane for each 500 cubic metres of space in the room in
which the vapour is generated. O. Reg. 602/88. s. 1.
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(2) No person shall release lindane in the form of a vapour in an
extermination at a rate greater than that set out in clause (1) (b)
unless,
(a) the area in which the extermination is performed is vacant
from the time the vapour is released until the area has been
aired-out by free circulation of air for one hour; and
(b) all surfaces in the area likely to come into contact with food
are washed.
(3) No person shall use a lindane vapourizer,
(a) where any food is prepared, stored or served; or
(b) in any rooms which are occupied by a person. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 46(2,3).
Use Restrictions of Schedule 1, 2 or 5 Pesticides
AS A Suspension in Air
SO. No exterminator shall use a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide as a
suspension in air in a structural extermination unless he or she is
accompanied by at least one other adult person. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 47.
51.— (1) Before a structural extermination is performed by means
of a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide as a suspension in air the extermina-
tor shall,
(a) lock from the outside all doors, except one leading into the
building in which the extermination is to be performed;
(b) post on the outside of all doors leading into the building a
placard,
(i) that is at least thirty-five centimetres long and
twenty-five centimetres wide, and
(ii) that bears the words "danger— poisonous substances
being used inside" in red block letters at least seven
centimetres in height on a white background; and
(c) ensure that the building is vacant,
s. 48(1);0. Reg. 252/81, s. 10.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
(2) After a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide as a suspension in air is
released in a building, the exterminator shall lock the door except in
clause (1) (a). R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 48 (2).
52. An exterminator who performs an extermination in a building
by means of a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide as a suspension in air shall
not permit any person to enter the building until the building is free
of the pesticide as a suspension in air. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 49.
53. When a structural extermination by means of a Schedule 1, 2
or 5 pesticide as a suspension in air is completed, the exterminator
shall forthwith bury all material being discarded under at least fifty
centimetres of soil in such a manner as not to be near any surface
water or water table. O. Reg. 252/81, s. 11.
Use Restrictions of Spot Fumigants
54. Where an extermination is performed by means of a pesticide
containing ethylene dichloride, ethylene dibromide or carbon tetra-
chloride, the exterminator shall,
(a) perform the extermination other than in a room which is
used for human habitation;
(b) employ adequate respiratory protection;
(c) exclude all persons not engaged in the extermination from
the area during the extermination;
(d) be accompanied by at least one other person employing
adequate respiratory protection; and
(e) post a placard at least thirty-five centimetres long and
twenty-five centimetres wide at all entrances to the building
or vehicle and land on which the extermination is to be per-
formed and bearing the word "danger" in red letters at
least seven centimetres high on a white background and
indicating that an extermination is being performed on the
premises. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 51; O. Reg. 252/81,
s. 12.
55. Where a person performs an extermination in a building or
enclosure by means of a pesticide containing chloropicrin, the person
shall ensure that,
(a) no person is in the building or any adjoining building;
(b) adequate respiratory protection is on his or her person at all
times; and
(c) the building or enclosure is free from chloropicrin before
any other person is allowed to enter. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. 52.
Structural Extermination Licence Exemptions
56. A person is exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for an
extermination by means of a Schedule 3 pesticide if the person,
(a) is a householder and performs the extermination in the
house which he or she occupies; or
(b) is a tenant of an apartment or flat which he or she has
rented and performs the extermination in the apartment or
flat occupied by him or her. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 53, revised.
57. — ( 1 ) Where a person performs an extermination by means of a
Schedule 4 or 6 pesticide on premises owned or occupied by him or
her or by a person of whom he or she is the full-time employee, the
person is exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for that extermina-
tion.
(2) Subsection (1) applies in respect of an extermination of a ten-
anted apartment in an apartment building only if the person who per-
forms the extermination is the tenant. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 54.
58.— (1) Where a person performs an extermination on animals
within a farm structure by means of a Schedule 3, 4 or 6 pesticide and
is licensed as a Class 5 or 10 land exterminator authorized to use the
pesticide being used in the extermination, the person is exempt from
being licensed as a structural exterminator for such extermination.
(2) An agriculturist or full-time employee of an agriculturist who
performs an extermination on animals within a farm structure occu-
pied by him or her, by means of a Schedule 3, 4 or 6 pesticide, is
exempt from being licensed as a structural exterminator for that
extermination. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 55.
59. Where a person is licensed as a Class 10 land exterminator
and performs an extermination in a farm structure with a pesticide
mentioned in section 34, he or she is exempt from being licensed as a
structural exterminator for that extermination. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. 56.
60. An exterminator is exempt from the permit requirement of
subsection 7 (1) of the Act and sections 36, 39, 41 and 42 of this Reg-
ulation for an extermination in or upon an installation or machinery
that is a fixture in a building using a pesticide containing both methyl
bromide and a pesticide mentioned in section 54, provided that the
methyl bromide does not exceed 30 per cent by weight of the pesti-
cide and the exterminator.
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(a) performs the extermination wholly within one room or a
group of connected rooms, none of which is used for human
habitation;
(b) employs adequate respiratory protection; and
(c) excludes all persons not engaged in the extermination from
the room during the extermination. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s . 57, revised.
61. Where a person is the holder of a permit for a structural
extermination by means of a Schedule 2 or 3 pesticide, he or she is
exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for that extermination.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 58.
62. — (1) In this section, "DDT" means a pesticide containing the
active ingredient dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane.
(2) No person shall use, handle, store, sell, transport or dispose
of DDT except in accordance with this section.
(3) DDT may be managed and disposed of as a hazardous waste
in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act and the regula-
tions thereunder. O. Reg. 717/88, s. \,part.
Land Exterminations
63.— (1) A land exterminator's licence of the class prescribed in
column 1 of the following Table is authority to use the pesticide pre-
scribed in column 2 thereof under the conditions of use set out in col-
umn 3 thereof:
TABLE
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Class of Land
Exterminator's
Licence
Pesticide
Authorized for Use
Conditions of Use
1
1
Schedules 2, 3, 4
and 6 pesticides
that are
herbicides
Non-agricultural
use
2
2
Schedules 3, 4 and
6 pesticides that
are herbicides
Non-agricultural
use
3
3
Schedules 2, 3, 4
and 6 pesticides
other than
herbicides
Non-agricultural
use
4
4
Schedules 3, 4 and
6 pesticides other
than herbicides
Non-agricultural
use
5
5
Schedules 2, 3, 4,
5 and 6 pesticides
other than
herbicides
Agricultural land
6
6
Schedules 2, 3, 4
and 6 pesticides
that are
herbicides
Agricultural land
7
7
Schedules 2, 3, 4,
5 and 6 pesticides
other than
herbicides
From an airborne
machine
8
8
Schedules 2, 3, 4
and 6 pesticides
that are
herbicides
From an airborne
machine
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Class of Land
Exterminator's
Licence
Pesticide
Authorized for Use
Conditions of Use
9
9
Schedules 2, 3, 4,
5 and 6 pesticides
other than
herbicides
Air-blast
machines and
power dusters
10
10
Pesticide(s)
stipulated on
licence
Use, premises
and/or equipment
stipulated on
licence
(2) Every land exterminator's licence shall have endorsed
thereon the class of land exterminator's licence for which it has been
issued. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 59.
Land Extermination
Notification Requirements- General
64. In sections 65 to 80,
"application area" means land on which it is intended to perform a
land extermination;
"public thoroughfare" includes a highway and any land over which
the public has a general right of access but does not include a rest
area, picnic area or other area on a highway where the public is
invited to stop. O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
Land Extermination
Notification Requirements— Public Areas
65.— (1) No person shall perform a land extermination by means
of a Schedule 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 pesticide without giving public notice
in accordance with sections 66, 67, 68 and 72 to 77.
(2) No holder of an exterminator's licence shall perform a land
extermination by means of a Schedule 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 pesticide with-
out advising the owner, occupier or person having the charge, man-
agement or control of the application area who caused the extermi-
nation to be performed in writing of the requirements of section 73.
(3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply in respect of land exter-
minations on,
(a) land in respect of which substantial measures, such as fenc-
ing, have been taken to exclude the public;
(b) land used for agricultural or forestry production;
(c) all of that part of the King's Highway known as the Queen
Elizabeth Way and that part of the King's Highway known
by a number in the 400 series other than rest areas, picnic
areas and other areas on the King's Highway where the
public is invited to stop; or
(d) a lot or parcel of land on which there are no commercial or
industrial buildings, and on which there is at least one and
there are no more than four dwelling units.
(4) Subsection (2) does not apply where the person performing
the land extermination is,
(a) an owner of the application area;
(b) an occupier of the application area;
(c) a person having the charge, management or conlrol of the
application area; or
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(d) a full-time employee of a person described in clauses (a) to
(c). O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
66.— (1) Signs giving public notice of a land extermination shall be
posted conspicuously at all ordinary points of access, if any, to the
application area.
(2) Where there are no ordinary points of access to the applica-
tion area, and there is a larger area of land that includes the applica-
tion area and that is under the same ownership, management, charge
or control as the application area, signs shall be posted conspicuously
at all ordinary points of access, if any, to that larger area. O. Reg.
250/90, s. \,patl.
67.— (1) Signs giving public notice of a land extermination shall be
posted conspicuously at least every 100 metres along the perimeter of
the application area.
(2) Subsection (I) does not apply in respect of any part of the
perimeter along which there is a barrier that can reasonably be
expected to prevent people from entering the application area.
(3) At least one sign giving public notice of a land extermination
shall be posted conspicuously along the perimeter of the application
area.
(4) For the purposes of this section, a sign is posted along the
perimeter if it is posted within ten metres of the perimeter.
O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
68.— (1) For the purposes of subsection (2), an application area is
in a rural area if,
(a) the application area is not within the geographic limits of a
city, town, village or borough; or
(b) there are fewer than twenty dwelling units within one kilo-
metre of any given location in the application area.
(2) Public notice of a land extermination may be given by one or
more of the means described in subsection (3) as approved by the
Director if the person intending to perform the land extermination
satisfies the Director that,
(a) the application area is in a rural area and is on a public thor-
oughfare;
(b) the application area is in a rural area and is on land against
which a public utility or other public work has a right of way
if the land extermination is to be performed over the right
of way to benefit that work or access to it;
(c) the application area is in a rural area and the means pro-
posed for giving public notice would adequately protect the
public interest; or
(d) public access to the application area is sufficiently limited to
justify doing so.
(3) Public notice of a land extermination under subsection (2)
may be given by one or more of the following means:
1. Publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the
vicinity of the proposed land extermination at least one
week prior to the proposed extermination.
2. The posting of signs in a manner proposed by the person
intending to perform the land extermination.
3. The distribution of written notices in a manner proposed by
the person intending to perform the land extermination.
4. Such other means as the person intending to perform the
land extermination proposes.
(4) The Director may abridge the time period for advance notice
set out in paragraph 1 of subsection (3) if he or she is satisfied that a
land extermination is urgently required and that to do so would not
be inconsistent with the public interest.
(5) Where notice is given in accordance with subsection (2), sec-
tions 66 and 67 do not apply. O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
Land Extermination
Notification Requirements- Residential Areas
69.— (1) No holder of a land exterminator's licence shall perform
a land extermination, other than a land extermination for the pur-
poses of agricultural or forestry production, by means of a Schedule
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 pesticide on an application area any part of which is
within 100 metres of a dweling unit, other than a dwelling unit within
the application area, without,
(a) giving public notice in accordance with sections 70 and 72 to
77; and
(b) advising the owner, occupier or person having the charge,
management or control of the application area who caused
the extermination to be performed in writing of the require-
ments of section 73.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of a land extermina-
tion to which subsection 65 (1) applies.
(3) Clause (1) (b) does not apply where the person performing
the land extermination is,
(a) an owner of the application area;
(b) an occupier of the application area;
(c) a person having the charge, management or control of the
application area; or
(d) a full-time employee of a person described in clauses (a) to
(c). O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,parl.
70.— (1) Signs giving public notice of a land extermination shall be
posted conspicuously at least every 100 metres along those parts of
the perimeter of the application area that are, at all points,
(a) within 100 metres of a dwelling unit, other than a dwelling
unit within the application area; and
(b) adjacent to a highway or other area to which the public is
ordinarily admitted.
(2) At least one sign giving public notice of a land extermination
shall be posted conspicuously along the perimeter of the application
area.
(3) For the purposes of this section, a sign is posted along the
perimeter if it is posted within ten metres of the perimeter.
O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
71.
Contents of Notice of Land Extermination
In sections 72 to 77,
"public area sign" means a sign required to be posted by sections 66,
67 and 68;
"residential area sign" means a sign required to be posted by section
70;
"sign" means a public area sign or residential area sign. O. Reg.
250/90, s. Upon.
72.— (1) Public area signs shall be posted at least twenty-four
hours before the land extermination begins.
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(2) Residential area signs shall be posted immediately after the
land extermination is completed.
(3) The Director may abridge the time period for advance notice
set out in subsection { 1 ) if he or she is satisfied that a land extermina-
tion is ugently required and that to do so would not be inconsistent
with the public interest. O. Reg. 250/90, s. I, part.
73.— (1) No person shall remove a sign before forty-eight hours
have elap.sed following the completion of a land extermination.
O. Reg. 250/90, s. 1 (\),part.
(2) Each person who performs a land extermination shall ensure
that each sign is removed on the third day after the day on which the
extermination was completed. O. Reg. 251/90, s. 1.
74. Signs shall not be posted on trees, fences or buildings or on
signboards together with other signs. O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
75.— (1) Public area signs shall be rectangular and at least fifty-
one centimetres high and thirty-eight centimetres wide.
(2) Residential area signs shall be rectangular and at least twenty-
eight centimetres high and twenty-two centimetres wide. O. Reg.
250/90, s. \,part.
76. Signs shall be made of rain resistant material and shall be
sturdy enough that they can be re-used. O. Reg. 250/90, s. I, part.
77.— (1) The front of each sign shall bear,
(a) the words "KEEP OFF" at the top in capital letters;
(b) below those words a pictogram showing a single, black sil-
houette of an adult person on a white background within a
red circle crossed by an oblique red bar;
(c) below the pictogram the words "PESTICIDE USE" in cap-
ital letters and below those words the words "FOR INFOR-
MATION CONTACT" in capital letters; and
(d) the telephone number of a person to contact for more infor-
mation.
(2) The back of each sign shall bear,
(a) the date the sign is posted at the top;
(b) below the date the word "PESTICIDE" in capital letters
followed by the name of the pesticide used or intended for
use on the application area;
(c) below those words the words "REGISTRATION NUM-
BER" in capital letters followed by the number assigned to
the pesticide under the Pest Control Products Act (Canada);
(d) under those words the words "TO CONTROL" in capital
letters followed by the name of the pest to be controlled;
and
(e) at the bottom the words "FOR INFORMATION CON-
TACT" in capital letters followed by the telephone number
of a person to contact for more information.
(3) The words "KEEP OFF" and "PESTICIDE USE" on the
front of each sign shall be printed in red letters and shall be at least
five centimetres high on public area signs and at least 2.5 centimetres
high on residential area signs.
(4) All other letters and numbers on both sides of each sign shall
be printed in black letters and shall be at least 1.5 centimetres high
on the public area signs and at least one centimetre high on the resi-
dential area signs.
(5) The outer edge of the red circle on the pictogram shall be at
least 21.5 centimetres in diameter on each public area sign and at
least 12.5 centimetres in diameter on each residential area sign and
the width of the circle shall be approximately one-tenth the size of
that diameter.
(6) The telephone number used on a sign shall be a number for
which there is no long distance rate from telephones located near the
application area. O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
78. A person intending to perform a land extermination may post
a sign other than a sign that meets the requirements of sections 74, 75
and 77 if the person satisfies the Director that in the circumstances
the public interest would be better protected by the sign the person
proposes to post. O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
79.— (1) Any written notice authorized under section 68, other
than the posting of a sign, shall set out,
(a) the date the land extermination is to take place;
(b) a description of the application area;
(c) the pesticide used or intended for use on the application
area;
(d) the registration number assigned to the pesticide under the
Pest Control Products Act (Canada);
(e) the name of the pest to be controlled; and
(f) the telephone number of a person to contact for more infor-
mation.
(2) The telephone number used in the notice shall be a number
for which there is no long distance rate for the person to whom the
notice is sent. O. Reg. 250/90, s. \,part.
80. If a person uses pesticides application equipment under the
supervision of a holder of an exterminator's licence, the holder of the
licence,
(a) shall ensure that the notices required by subsections 65 (1)
and (2) and 69 (1) are given; and
(b) shall not permit the person to use the equipment unless
those notices have been given. O. Reg. 250/90, s. I, part.
General Permit Requirements for Land Extermination
81.— (1) A land extermination by means of a Schedule 1,2, 3 or 5
pesticide is prescribed for the purpose of subsection 7 (1) of the Act.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 60 (1).
(2) Subject to section 88, an application for a permit for a land
extermination by means of a pesticide mentioned in subsection (1)
shall be in Form 10. O. Reg. 70/84, s. 2.
82.— (1) Subject to subsection (3) and section 88, a holder of any
class of land exterminator's licence authorized to use a Schedule I, 2,
3 or 5 pesticide is exempt from subsection 7 (1) of the Act for that
extermination.
(2) Subject to subsection (3) and section 88, any person exempt
from subsection 5 (I) of the Act for a land extermination by use of a
Schedule 1, 2, 3 or 5 pesticide is also exempt from subsection 7 (1) of
the Act for that extermination.
(3) No person shall perform a land extermination by means of a
pesticide containing fenoprop, picloram, 4-aminopyridine or 2,4,5-T
unless the person is a holder of a permit for the land extermination
issued by the Director. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 61.
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Land Exterminators use Requirements for
Metyhl Bromide and Cyanide Compounds
83. Sections 84, 85 and 86 apply to land exterminations by means
of any Schedule 1 pesticide containing methyl bromide or cyanide
compounds. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 62.
84. Before commencing exterminations with a pesticide men-
tioned in section 83 in a farm structure, which is deemed to be a land
extermination for the purpose of this section, the exterminator shall
deliver a notice to the nearest police and fire department having
jurisdiction where the land extermination is to be performed setting
out,
(a) the address where the extermination is to be performed;
(b) the pesticide to be used; and
(c) the time periods during which the exterminations are to be
performed. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 63.
85. Before beginning an extermination using a pesticide men-
tioned in section 83, the exterminator shall post a placard at the
immediate site in or on which the extermination is to be performed
bearing the word "danger" in red letters at least seven centimetres
high on a white background, indicating that an extermination is
being performed on the premises. O. Reg. 252/81, s. 13.
86.— (1) The exterminator shall ensure that after an extermina-
tion using a pesticide mentioned in section 83 is commenced, all
doors and entrances to farm structures in which the extermination is
being performed are locked.
(2) The exterminator shall ensure that no person shall enter the
farm structure after the extermination therein is commenced and
before the airing-out is completed so that a safety hazard no longer
exists, unless,
(a) the person employs adequate respiratory protection; and
(b) the person is accompanied by at least one other adult per-
son similarly equipped. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 65.
Air-Blast Machines
87. Where a land extermination is performed using an air-blast
machine to apply a Schedule 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 pesticide, the extermina-
tor shall be the holder of a Class 9 land exterminator's licence or a
Class 10 land exterminator's licence that is endorsed for the use of an
air-blast machine. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 66.
Airborne Machines
88.— (1) A holder of any cidfss of land exterminator's licence
authorized to use a Schedule 1 or 5 pesticide or a Schedule 2 pesti-
cide containing a hormone-type herbicide from an airborne machine,
requires a permit under subsection 7 (1) of the Act to perform the
extermination authorized by the licence. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 67(1).
(2) No holder of a class of land exterminator's licence authorized
to perform an extermination from an airborne machine shall perform
an extermination with the objective of improving production of
Crown timber as defined in the Crown Timber Act vnithoul a permit.
(3) An application for the permit mentioned in this section shall
be in Form 5. O. Reg. 70/84, s. 3.
89. Where an extermination is performed from an airborne
machine, the pilot of the airborne machine shall be the holder of a
Class 7 or 8 land exterminator's licence, or the holder of a Class 3
water exterminator's licence which is endorsed for the use of an air-
borne machine. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 68.
90. Where a land or water extermination with an airborne
machine is performed using a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide,
(a) the pesticide shall not be in a dust formulation; and
(b) the pilot of the machine shall not assist in the loading of the
machine with the pesticide or otherwise expose himself or
herself to contact with it. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 69.
91.— (1) Every person who operates an airborne machine in per-
forming land or water exterminations shall,
(a) keep a record in Form 6 of each land or water extermina-
tion performed by the person for a period of one year after
the extermination is completed or for such longer period as
may be required by the Director in writing; and
(b) if the land or water extermination was performed for an
operator, provide a copy of the record mentioned in clause
(a) to the operator after the extermination is completed,
and the operator shall keep a copy of the record for one
year or for such longer period as may be required by the
Director in writing.
(2) A pilot or operator, as the case may be, shall produce the
records mentioned in subsection (1) to a provincial officer when
requested and, unless provided with a copy of the records, the pro-
vincial officer may remove the records, or any portion thereof, in
order to make copies. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 70.
Land Extermination Exemptions
92. Where a person performs a land extermination for domestic
purposes on land occupied by the person by means of a Schedule 3
pesticide, the person is exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for
that extermination. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 71.
93.— (1) Where a person performs a land extermination by means
of a Schedule 4 or 6 pesticide on premises owned or occupied by the
person or by a person of whom he or she is the full-time employee,
the person is exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for that exter-
mination.
(2) Where a person performs a land extermination by means of a
Schedule 3 pesticide on premises to which the public is not admitted
and which are owned or occupied by the person or by a person of
whom he or she is the full-time employee, the person is exempt from
subsection 5 (1) of the Act for that extermination. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 72.
94. Where an agriculturist performs a land extermination on the
farm land on which the agriculturist is engaged in agricultural or for-
estry production by means of a Schedule 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 pesticide, the
agriculturist is exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for that
extermination. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 73.
95.— (1) Where an agriculturist who is enrolled as a custom
sprayer with the Ministry and holds a valid certificate of enrolment
issued by the Director performs a land extermination on farm land
not owned by the agriculturist by means of a Schedule 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6
pesticide by the operation at any given time of only one piece of pes-
ticide application equipment normally used on the agriculturist's own
farm land, the agriculturist is exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the
Act for that extermination.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a person who performs an
extermination by means of an airborne machine.
(3) When a person who is an agriculturist and was enrolled with
the Ministry as a custom sprayer prior to the 31st day of May, 1974,
applies for a Class 5 or 6 land exterminator's licence, the person is
exempt from subsections 5 (1) and (2). R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 74.
96. An inspector under the Bees Act is exempt from subsection
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5 (1) of the Act and from sections 84, 85 and 86 of this Regulation
where the inspector is engaged in destroying bees by extermination
under the authority of the Bees Act by means of a Schedule 1 pesti-
cide containing methyl bromide or a cyanide compound and,
(a) employs adequate respiratory protection;
(b) performs the extermination in open air;
(c) prevents all persons from coming into contact with the poi-
sonous gases; and
(d) remains at the site of the extermination during the time that
any poisonous gases are present. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 75, revised.
97. A person is exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act and sec-
tions 84, 85 and 86 of this Regulation for an extermination using a
Schedule I pesticide containing a cyanide compound on the person's
own property or the property of the person's employer for,
(a) killing diseased colonies of bees;
(b) killing a fur-bearing animal held under a licence issued
under the Fur Farms Act; or
(c) killing unwanted chicks.
revised.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 76,
98. — (1) Where an area weed inspector under the Weed Control
Act, in accordance with his or her duties under that Act, performs a
land extermination by means of a Schedule 2, 3, 4 or 6 pesticide that
is a herbicide and uses a compressed-air hand sprayer or equipment
no larger than that commonly called a knapsack sprayer, he or she is
exempt from subsection 5 (l)of the Act for that extermination.
(2) A municipality which performs a land extermination for
another municipality by means of a Schedule 2, 3, 4 or 6 pesticide is
exempt from subsection 5 (2) of the Act for that extermination.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 77.
99.— (1) Where an exterminator is licensed as a Class 1, 2, 3 or 6
structural exterminator and performs an extermination on animals
on farm land, the exterminator is exempt from being licensed as a
land exterminator for that extermination. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 78(1).
(2) An exterminator who is licensed as a Class 1, 2, 3 or 6 struc-
tural exterminator is exempt from being licensed as a land extermi-
nator for a land extermination for mammalian, avian or insect pests,
(a) on or near a waste disposal site defined under the
Environmental Protection Act; or
(b) near the building or vehicle where the structural extermina-
tion for the mammalian, avian or an insect pest is being
performed. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 78 (2), revised.
100. No operator shall permit a vehicle to be used in transporting
or applying a pesticide to be used in connection with a land extermi-
nation performed by a person licensed to perform land extermina-
tions as a Class I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 or 10 land exterminator unless an
identification marker is obtained from the Director and is affixed to
the rear of the vehicle in such a manner as to be visible and legible at
all times. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 79.
Supervision of Equipment
101.— (I) Unless exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act, no per-
son shall perform a land or water extermination for which pesticide
application equipment is used unless the equipment is under supervi-
sion of an exterminator licensed to perform that extermination.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 80 (1).
(2) A licensed exterminator shall not supervise an extermination
or exterminations mentioned in subsection (1), for which a total of
more than three pieces of pesticide application equipment are being
used at any time. O. Reg. 252/81, s. 14 (1).
(3) Whenever an extermination mentioned in subsection (1) is
being performed and the exterminator is not present, the extermina-
tor shall ensure that a person at least sixteen years of age carrying a
certificate signed by the exterminator certifying that the person is
competent to perform the extermination is present and in charge of
each piece of pesticide application equipment. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. 80(3).
(4) For purposes of subsection (1), supervision by an extermina-
tor shall include at least one visit during each daily working period to
observe the use of each piece of pesticide application equipment.
O. Reg. 252/81, s. 14(2).
Water Exterminations
102.— (I) A water exterminator's licence of the class prescribed in
column 1 of the following Table is authority to use a pesticide in col-
umn 2 thereof under the conditions of use set out in column 3
thereof:
TABLE
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Class of Water
Exterminator's
Licence
Pesticide
Authorized for Use
Conditions of Use
1
1
Schedules 2, 3, 4
and 6 pesticides
that are
herbicides
Water application
2
2
Schedules 2, 3, 4
and 6 pesticides
other than
herbicides
Water application
3
3
Pesticide(s)
stipulated on
licence
Use, equipment
and/or area to be
treated stipulated
on licence
(2) Every water exterminator's licence shall have endorsed
thereon the class of water exterminator's licence for which it has
been issued. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 81.
Water Extermination Permit Requirements
103. An application for a permit to perform a water extermina-
tion shall be in Form 7. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 82.
Water Extermination Licence and Permit Exemptions
104.— (1) Where a person performs a water extermination within
the boundaries of premises owned or occupied by the person or by a
person of whom he or she is a full-time employee,
(a) the person is exempt from subsection 5(1) of the Act for
that extermination; and
(b) if such water is kKated wholly within the boundaries of such
premises and does not discharge water by any means
directly or indirectly, other than by percolation, into a well,
lake, river, pond, spring, stream, reservoir or other water
or watercourse that is located wholly or partly outside the
boundaries of the premises, then the person is exempt from
subsection 7 (2) of the Act for that extermination.
(2) A municipality that performs a water extermination for
another municipality by means of a Schedule 2, 3, 4 or 6 pesticide is
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exempt from subsection 5 (2) of the Act for that extermination.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 83.
105. Where a person performs a water extermination for the con-
trol of plants that emerge from or float on the surface of the water in
a drainage ditch, which at the time of the extermination contains no
moving water, and the person uses a Schedule 2, 3, 4 or 6 pesticide
that is labelled for that use, the person is exempt from subsection
7 (2) of the Act for that extermination. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 84.
Venixjr Licences and Requirements
106. The following classes of vendor's licences are prescribed:
1 . Wholesale vendor's licence.
2. Limited wholesale vendor's licence.
3. Class 1 retail vendor's licence.
4. Class 2 retail vendor's licence.
5. Class 3 retail vendor's licence. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 85.
107. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), an applicant for any class of
vendor's licence or renewal thereof, shall,
(a) submit with the application the fee prescribed by section 6
for the class of vendor's licence applied for; and
(b) unless the applicant is a corporation or a partnership, be at
least eighteen years of age.
(2) Where the applicant is a corporation or partnership it shall
designate on its application the partner, director or officer who is the
official representative of the corporation or partnership, as the case
may be, who shall be at least eighteen years of age and shall sign the
application and whose duty it is to ensure compliance with the Act
and the regulations thereunder.
(3) An applicant for a wholesale vendor's licence or limited
wholesale vendor's licence shall submit with the application the name
and address of,
(a) each premise to be covered by the licence; and
(b) a person responsible for each premise to be covered by the
licence whose duty it is to ensure compliance with this Act
and the regulations thereunder.
(4) The holder of any class of vendor's licence shall notify the
Director in writing of any change in the information submitted under
this section within fourteen days of the effective date of the change.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 86.
Wholesale and Limited Wholesale Vendors
Licence Requirements
108. A holder of a wholesale vendor's licence or limited whole-
sale vendor's licence who sells at wholesale from more than one
premises does not require a licence for each premises if the licensee
has met the requirements of subsections 107 (3) and (4). R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 87.
109. A holder of a wholesale vendor's licence may sell at whole-
sale,
(a) a Schedule 1 or 5 pesticide only to a holder of,
(i) a wholesale vendor's licence,
(ii) a limited wholesale vendor's licence, or
(iii) a Class 1 retail vendor's licence;
(b) a Schedule 2 pesticide only to a holder of,
(i) a wholesale vendor's licence,
(ii) a limited wholesale vendor's licence,
(iii) a Class 1 retail vendor's licence, or
(iv) a Class 2 retail vendor's licence,
(c) a Schedule 3 pesticide only to a holder of,
(i) a wholesale vendor's licence,
(ii) a limited wholesale vendor's licence,
(iii) a Class 1 retail vendor's licence,
(iv) a Class 2 retail vendor's licence, or
(v) a Class 3 retail vendor's licence; and
(d) a Schedule 4 or 6 pesticide. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 88.
110. A holder of a limited wholesale vendor's licence may sell at
wholesale only,
(a) Schedule 4 or 6 pesticides;
(b) Schedule 3 pesticides that are paints, stains, sealers or wood
preservatives provided that no food is prepared, sold or
stored on the same premises;
(c) Schedule 3 pesticides that are disinfectants, cleaners or
bacteriacides;
(d) Schedule 2 or 3 pesticides for drill box treatments of corn
seed if the pesticide is sold with the corn seed to be treated
and the pesticide is in a dust formulation with no greater
than twenty-five per cent concentration of lindane and the
package contents do not exceed two ounces in weight; and
(e) Schedule 2 pesticides that are intended for use as bacteria-
cides in cutting oil, marine or aviation fuels. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 89.
Retail Vendors Licence Requirements
111. Every retail vendor's licence shall be displayed in a promi-
nent place at the premises in respect of which the licence was issued.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 90.
112. Despite sections 113, 114 and 115, a holder of any class of
retail vendor's licence may sell a pesticide which the licensee is
authorized to sell at retail to the holder of a permit issued by the
Director for an extermination, the pesticide mentioned in the permit
in accordance with any terms and conditions contained therein.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 91.
113. The holder of a Class 1 retail vendor's licence may sell at
retail,
(a) a Schedule 1 pesticide only to a licensed exterminator
authorized to use such pesticide;
(b) a Schedule 2 or 5 pesticide only to,
(i) a licensed exterminator authorized to use such pesti-
cide,
(ii) an agriculturist, except a pesticide containing piclo-
ram, and
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(iii) an area weed inspector designated under the Weed
Control Act;
(c) a Schedule 3 pesticide only to,
(i) a licensed exterminator authorized to use that pesti-
cide, and
(ii) a person exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for
an extermination by means of that pesticide; and
(d) a Schedule 4 or 6 pesticide. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s.92.
114. A holder of a Class 2 retail vendor's licence may sell at
retail,
(a) a Schedule 2 pesticide only to,
(i) a licensed exterminator authorized to use that pesti-
cide,
(ii) an agriculturist, except a pesticide containing piclo-
ram, and
(iii) an area weed inspector designated under the Weed
Control Act;
(b) a Schedule 3 pesticide only to,
(i) a licensed exterminator authorized to use that pesti-
cide, and
(ii) a person exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for
an extermination by means of that pesticide; and
(c) a Schedule 4 or 6 pesticide. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 93.
115. A holder of a Class 3 retail vendor's licence may sell at retail
a Schedule 3 or 6 pesticide only to,
(a) a licensed exterminator authorized to use a pesticide; and
(b) a person exempt from subsection 5 (1) of the Act for an
extermination by means of that pesticide. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 94.
116. A person is exempt from requiring a retail vendor's licence
to sell at retail,
(a) a Schedule 4 pesticide;
(b) a Schedule 3 or 6 pesticide that is a paint, stain, sealer or
wood preservative provided that no food is prepared, sold
or stored on the same premises;
(c) a Schedule 3 or 6 pesticide that is a disinfectant, cleanser or
bacteriacide;
(d) a Schedule 2 or 3 pesticide for drill box treatments of com
seed if the pesticide is sold with the corn seed to be treated
and the Schedule 2 or 3 pesticide is in a dust formulation
with no greater than 25 per cent concentration of lindane
and the package contents do not exceed four ounces in
weight; and
(e) a Schedule 2 pesticide that is intended for use as a bacteria-
cide in cutting oil, marine or aviation fuels. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 95.
117.— (1) Subject to subsection (2), the following classes of per-
sons are exempt from requiring a retail vendor's licence where their
dealings in pesticides are confined to operations involving the appli-
cation of pesticides in the course of their business:
1. A licensed exterminator.
2. An area weed inspector designated under the Weed Control
Act who, in accordance with his or her duties, sells or trans-
fers a Schedule 2 or 3 pesticide, which is a herbicide, to any
person who is authorized under the Act and this Regulation
to use such a pesticide.
(2) Every person exempted under subsection (1) is subject to
clause 118(1) (a) and subsections 118(2), (3) and (4). R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 96.
Records
118.— (1) Every holder of a vendor's licence shall keep a record of
each sale or transfer of a Schedule 1 , 2 and 5 pesticide setting out,
(a) the name and address of the purchaser or transferee;
(b) the type and class of licence or permit to use, if any, held by
the purchaser or transferee and the licence or permit num-
ber;
(c) a description of the pesticide sold or transferred, including
the name, class, unit size and quantity of the pesticide.
(2) A record made under subsection (1) shall be kept by the
holder of the vendor's licence for a period of three years or such
longer period as the Director may require by written notice.
(3) Every vendor who receives a written request from the Direc-
tor for any record kept under subsection (1) shall forward the record
or a copy thereof to the Director within thirty days of receiving the
request.
(4) The vendor shall produce any record kept under subsection
(1) to a provincial officer when requested and the provincial officer
may remove such record, or any portion thereof, in order to make
copies. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 97.
General Storage
119. No person shall store any pesticide in such a manner that the
pesticide is likely to come into contact with food or drink intended
for human or animal consumption. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 98.
120. Every person responsible for a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide
shall ensure that,
(a) any room in which the pesticide is stored is ventilated to the
outside atmosphere;
(b) a placard is affixed and maintained on the outside of each
door leading into the room in which the pesticide is stored
bearing the words "Chemical Storage Warning-
Authorized Persons Only" in block letters clearly visible;
and
(c) no person can enter the room in which the pesticide is
stored without the express permission of the person
responsible. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 99.
Vendor Storage
121.— (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), every holder of a
wholesale vendor's licence or limited wholesale vendor's licence who
stores any Schedule 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 pesticide shall store the pesti-
cide,
(a) in such manner that the pesticide is not likely to contami-
nate food or drink intended for human or animal consump-
tion;
(b) in such a manner that the pesticide is not likely to impair
the health or safety of any person;
(c) in an area that is maintained in a clean and orderly manner
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and with precautions taken sufficient to prevent the pesti-
cide from contaminating any other pesticide stored in the
same area, or the natural environment; and
(d) that has no floor drain that leads into or drains directly or
indirectly into a storm sewer, sanitary sewer or water-
course.
(d) in an area that has a warning sign prominently displayed at
the entrances thereof indicating the presence of a pesticide.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), and in addition to the requirements
mentioned in subsection (1), every holder of a wholesale vendor's
licence or limited wholesale vendor's licence who stores any Sched-
ule 1, 2 or S pesticide shall store the pesticide in an area,
(a) that has no floor drain that leads into or drains directly or
indirectly into a storm sewer, sanitary sewer or water-
course; and
(b) near which adequate respiratory protection and adequate
protective clothing are kept readily available by the licensee
for emergency purposes.
(3) In addition to the requirements mentioned in subsections (1)
and (2), every holder of a wholesale vendor's licence or limited
wholesale vendor's licence who stores any Schedule 1 or 5 pesticide
shall store the pesticide in a room or compartment that,
(a) is well ventilated to the outside atmosphere and used exclu-
sively for the storage of pesticides; and
(b) has a fire resistance rating of not less than one hour except
for all doors and doorframes which may have a fire resis-
tance rating of not less than forty-five minutes. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 100.
122. No vendor shall purchase, acquire or store a pesticide unless
the vendor is the holder of a vendor's licence authorizing the sale of
the pesticide or a pesticide reformulated from it or is exempt from
requiring a vendor's licence for the sale of the pesticide or a pesticide
reformulated from it. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 101.
123.— (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), every holder of any
class of retail vendor's licence who stores a Schedule 1, 2, 3 or 5 pes-
ticide shall store the pesticide,
(a) in such a manner that the pesticide will not likely contami-
nate food or drink intended for human or animal consump-
tion;
(b) in such a manner that the pesticide will not be likely to
impair the health or safety of any person;
(c) in an area that has a warning sign prominently displayed at
the entrances thereof indicating the presence of a pesticide
and stating that the pesticides may be handled only by the
licensee or the licensee's employees;
(d) in an area near which there is prominently displayed a list of
emergency telephone numbers, including those of the local
fire department, hospital and poison control centre; and
(e) in an area that is maintained in a clean and orderly manner.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), and in addition to the requirements
mentioned in subsection (1), a holder of any class of retail vendor's
licence who stores any Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide shall store the pes-
ticide in an area,
(a) that is well ventilated;
(b) that is not accessible to the public and which is locked when
the licensee, or an employee of the licensee, is not present
on the premises on which the pesticide is stored;
(c) in an area near which adequate respiratory protection and
adequate protective clothing are kept readily available by
the licensee for emergency purposes; and
(3) In addition to the requirements mentioned in subsections (1)
and (2), every holder of any class of retail vendor's licence who
stores any Schedule 1 or 5 pesticide shall store the pesticide in an
area that is used exclusively for the storage of pesticides. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 751, s. 102.
Fire Department Notification
124. Every holder of,
(a) a wholesale or limited wholesale vendor's licence who
stores for sale any pesticide;
(b) a Class 1 or 2 retail vendor's licence who stores for sale any
Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide; or
(c) an operator's licence who stores for use any Schedule 1, 2
or 5 pesticide,
shall notify the local fire department having jurisdiction in the area in
which such pesticides are stored of the presence of the pesticide on
the premises in Form 11. O. Reg. 70/84, s. 4.
Display
125. Every holder of any class of retail vendor's licence who sells
at retail any Schedule 1, 2, 3 or 5 pesticide shall,
(a) display a Schedule 1, 2 or 5 pesticide in such a manner that
no person other than the licensee or the licensee's employ-
ees has ready access to the pesticide;
(b) display a Schedule 3 pesticide in such manner that such pes-
ticide presents minimal hazard to children; and
(c) not display any Schedule 1 , 2, 3 or 5 pesticide on a shelf or
in a display case that is adjacent to a shelf or display case
containing food or drink intended for human or animal con-
sumption or any other commodity which if contaminated by
the pesticide may cause injury or damage to property or to
plant or animal life or to any person. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. 104.
Transportation
126. No person shall transport or cause or permit the transporta-
tion of a pesticide by a vehicle operated on any highway or road
unless the pesticide is secured in a manner sufficient to prevent the
escape or discharge of the pesticide from the vehicle. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 751, s. 105.
127. No person shall transport or cause or permit the transporta-
tion of any Schedule 1, 2, 3 or 5 pesticide together with commodities
that are,
(a) food or drink intended for human or animal consumption;
(b) household furnishings; or
(c) toiletries, clothes, bedding or similar commodities,
by a vehicle operated on any highway or road unless the pesticide
being transported is separated from such commodities in a manner
sufficient to prevent their contamination or likely contamination by
the pesticide. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 106.
128. No person shall transport or cause or permit the transporta-
tion of any pesticide in bulk by a vehicle operated on any highway or
any road unless the vehicle has a warning sign prominently displayed
on and affixed to the outside of the vehicle warning of the presence
of the pesticide. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 107.
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129.— (1) A person is exempt from the Act and the regulations if
the person uses, stores, displays, sells or transports a pesticide which
is a machine, apparatus, equipment, article, instrument, contrivance
or gadget which does not utilize any,
(a) Schedule 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 pesticide; or
(b) chemical or microbiological agent. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
751, s. \0S (\), revised.
(2) A person who uses, stores, displays, sells or transports a pes-
ticide that is registered under the Pesl Control Products Act
(Canada) for use only in the extermination of microorganisms and
that is not classified under this Regulation is exempt from the Act
and regulations. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 108 (2).
130. A person who uses, stores or transports a pesticide for the
treatment, control, mitigation or prevention of pests in or on people
or animals is exempt from the requirements of the Act and the regu-
lations thereunder for such use, storage or transportation if the per-
son is,
(a) a legally qualified medical practitioner licensed under the
Health Disciplines Act; or
(b) registered under the Veterinarians Act and is practising vet-
erinary science. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, s. 109, revised.
Schedules— Codes
131. The codes used in the Schedules have the following mean-
ings:
1. "Agent" is the Canadian agent for the registrant of the pes-
ticide under the Pesl Control Products Act (Canada) as set
out in Table 1.
2. "Registration No." is the registration number assigned to
the pesticide under the Pest Control Products Act (Canada)
or the Fertilizer Act (Canada).
3. "Registrant" is the person registering the pesticide under
the Pest Control Products Act (Canada) or the Fertilizer Act
(Canada) as set out in Table 2. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751,
s. 110.
TABLE 1
CANADIAN AGENT CODES
TABLE I— Continued
ABC
2
ABE
3
ABS
4
ACT
5
ALS
6
AMZ
7
APA
ARN
BAB
ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD., CHEMICAL
& AGRIC. PRODUCTS DIV., P.O. BOX 6150,
MONTREAL, PQ H3C 3K6
ABELL WACO LTD., 246 ATWELL DR.,
REXDALE, ON M9W 5B4
ABSCO AEROSOLS, 26 WATERMAN AVE.,
TORONTO, ON M4B 1Y5
AG TURF CHEMICALS, 62 ROEHAMPTON
CT., KITCHENER, ON N2A 3L1
ALLIED CHEMICAL SERVICES, 5507-lST ST.
S.E., CALGARY, AB T2H 1H9
AMWAY OF CANADA LTD., BOX 5706
STATION "A", LONDON, ON N6A 4S5
APA DIV. SANOFI ANIMAL HEALTH, .345
BLVD. LABBE NORD, VICTORIA VILLE, PQ
G6P1B1
MR. ARNOLD, OSLER, HOSKINS &
HARCOURT, P.O. BOX 50, TORONTO, ON
M5XIB8
BABSON BROS. CO. CANADA LTD., 4330
WEST HILL AVE., MONTREAL, PQ H4B 2S9
10
CCN
CCL INDUSTRIES, 26 WATERMAN AVE.,
TORONTO, ON M4B 1Y5
11
CGA
CIBA-GEIGY DYES LTD., 205 BOUCHARD
BLVD., DORVAL, PQ H9S IBl
12
CGC
CIBA-GEIGY CAN/AG DIV., 6860 CENTURY
AVE., MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 2W5
13
CHH
CHEMAGRO LTD., 256 BRITANNIA RD.E.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4Z LS6
14
CHP
CHIPMAN INC., 400 JONES RD., P.O. BOX
9910, STONEY CREEK, ON L8G 3Z1
15
COF
COGHLAN'S GAS APPLIANCES LTD., 121
IRENE ST., WINNIPEG, MB R3T 4C7
16
COS
COPELAND LABORATORIES LTD., 41
RACINE RD., REXDALE, ON M9W 2Z6
17
CPM
COOPER MILLS LTD., ATTN: J. HASTINGS,
R.R. #3, MADOC, ON KOK 2K0
18
CSN
CANADIAN SANI CORP., 1 127 WEST 15TH ST.,
N. VANCOUVER, BC V7P 1M7
19
CTX
CT CORP. SYSTEM CANADA LTD., ATTN:
JOHN THOMAS, 141 LAURIER AVE. W.,
SUITE 1000, OTTAWA, ON KIP 5J3
20
DIS
PRODUITS VETERINAIRES DISPAR, 675 ST-
PIERRE SUD, JOLIETTE, PQ J6E 3Z1
21
DWC
DAY, WILSON, CAMPBELL, SUITE 1300, 33
YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ON M5E ITl
22
ELS
ELSCO CO., 4330 WEST HILL AVE.,
MONTREAL, PQ H4B 2S9
23
FFC
FAIRFIELD CHEM. CAN. (1986) INC., 1155-3900
DORCHESltR BLVD.W., MONTREAL, PQ
H3B 3V2
24
GAX
GARDEX CHEMICALS LTD., 246 A 11 WELL
DR., REXDALE, ON M9W 5B4
25
GCC
GENERAL CHEMICAL CO. CAN., 8363-128TH
ST., SURREY, BC V3W 4G1
26
GDR
DONALD R. GOOD, SUITE 200, 146
COLONNADE RD., NEPEAN, ON K2E 7J5
27
GIS
GRIFFITH SADDLERY, 240 NORFOLK,
STRATFORD, ON N5A 3Z2
28
GRO
GROWERS SUPPLY CO. LTD., 421 CAWSTON
AVE., KELOWNA, BC VIY 6Z1
29
GRZ
GREAT LAKES BIOCHEMICALS CAN., 17A-
4630 DUFFERIN ST., TORONTO, ON M3H
5S4
30
HER
GORDON BUCHAN, HERRIDGE TOLMIE, 1 16
ALBERT ST., OTTAWA, ON KIP 5G3
31
HUB
HUNTER BRAND MFG. LTD., 95 OUEST, RUE
ST-ZOTIQUE, MONTREAL, PQ H2S IPl
32
ITT
ITT INDUSTRIES OF CANADA LTD., T-D
CENTRE, BOX 138, TORONTO, ON M5K IHl
33
JAK
JACKSON, GRAHAM, MARKS & CLERK, BOX
975, OTTAWA, ON K1P5S7
34
KAN
KANE VETERINARY SUPPLY, 11619-145TH
ST., EDMONTON, AB T5M 1V9
35
KCC
KENICS CANADA LTD., 45 ESNA PARK DR.,
MARKHAM, ON UR 1C9
36
KEM
KEMSAN INC., 462 TRAFALGAR RD., BOX
727, OAKVILLE, ON L6J 5C1
37
LEE
LEGATE & TEDDER LTD., .35 OAK ST.,
WESTON, ON M9N1R9
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TABLE \— Continued
TABLE 1 -Continued
38
LMB
LOW MURCHISON BARRISTERS, 141
LAURIER AVE., OTTAWA, ON KIP 5J3
39
LTR
LATTER, DAVID W., 22 QUEEN ANNE
ROAD, TORONTO, ON M8X 1S9
40
LWE
LAW, E.G., 1 1 15-38TH AVE. S.W., CALGARY,
ABT2T2J3
41
MAE
MAHEU & MAHEU INC., 195-710 RUE
BOUVIER, QUEBEC, PQ G2I 1C2
42
MNR
MORI NURSERIES LTD., R.R. #2, NIAGARA
ON THE LAKE, ON LOS IJO
43
MOL
MONSANTO CANADA LTD., 350-441
MACLAREN, OTTAWA, ON K2P 2H3
44
MYS
MYSTO INC., 8500 9e AVENUE, MONTREAL,
PQH1Z2Z5
45
NIK
W.M. NICHOLSON, ENTRELACS, PQ JOT 2E0
46
NRD
NORDEN LABS., 6581 KITIMAT RD., UNIT #8,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 3T5
47
OGI
OGILVIE, GLEN G. LTD., P.O. BOX 550,
CALEDONIA, ON NOA 1 AO
48
OLH
OLIVER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, 236-36TH ST.
N., LETHBRIDGE, AB TU 4B2
49
OLX
OLYMPIC STAIN LTD., 19714-96TH AVE.,
LANGLEY, BC V3A 4P8
50
ONA
ONTARIO AQUAFOODS LTD., DIV. OF
WILSON LABS INC., 36 HEAD ST.,
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
51
PEL
PENNWALT OF CANADA INC., 700 THIRD
LINE, BOX 278, OAKVILLE, ON L6J 5A3
52
PFF
PFIZER C. & G. INC., 1 WILTON GROVE RD.,
P.O. BOX 2005, LONDON, ON N6A 4C6
53
PLG
PLANT PRODUCTS CO. LTD., 314 ORENDA
RD., BRAMALEA, ON L6T IGl
54
PVU
P.V.U. INC., 345 BOUL. LABBE,
VICTORIA VILLE, PQ G6P IBl
55
ROT
RO-TYME CHEMICAL CORP., 9 COMMERCE
RD., ORANGEVILLE, ON L9W 3X5
56
ROU
ROUSSEL CANADA LTD., 4045 COTE VERTU,
MONTREAL, PQ H4R 2E8
57
SAF
SANEX CHEMICALS LTD., 2695 SLOUGH ST.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4T 1G2
58
SAJ
SANITIZED PROCESS CAN. LTD., 2200
YONGE ST., SUITE 1700, TORONTO, ON
M4S 2C6
59
SDB
SDS BIOTECH CORP., BOX 25, COMMERCE
COURT W., TORONTO, ON M5L 1A9
60
SFA
SAFER AGRO-CHEM LTD., 6761
KIRKPATRICKCRES., R.R. #3, VICTORIA,
BC V8X 3X1
61
SHL
SHELL CANADA LTD., 505 UNIVERSITY
AVE., TORONTO, ON M5G 1X4
62
SIE
STIKEMAN, ELLIOTT, COMMERCE CT. W.,
STE. 1400, P.O. BOX 85, TORONTO, ON M5L
1B9
63
SMM
SIMPLOT CHEMICAL CO. LTD., P.O. BOX 940,
BRANDON, MB R7A 6A1
64
SUH
SUMITOMO CANADA LTD., 1 FIRST CNDIAN
PLACE, SUITE 7010, P.O. BOX 258,
TORONTO, ON M5X 1C8
65
TIS
TIMBER SPECIALTIES LTD., 651 1 A
MISSISSAUGA RD., MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N
1A6
66
UAG
UNITED AGRI PRODUCTS, PO BOX 221 16, 439
SOVEREIGN RD., LONDON, ON N6C4N0
67
UCB
UNION CARBIDE CANADA LTD., 5507 FIRST
ST. S.E., CALGARY, AB T2H 1H9
68
UNR
UNIROYAL CHEMICAL, DIV. OF UNIROYAL
LTD., BOX 250, ELMIRA, ON N3B 3 A3
69
use
US BORAX & CHEM. CORP., P.O. BOX 377,
SURREY, BCV3T5B6
70
VIR
VIRCHEM CANADA INC., 102-151 RANDALL
ST., OAKVILLE, ON L6J 1P5
71
WDD
WOODWARD & DICKERSON LTD, 114-100
PARK ROYAL S., N. VANCOUVER, BC V7T
1A2
72
WIC
WIN CHEMICALS & EQUIPMENT LTD., 1295
EGLINTON AVE E., UNIT #11,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4W 3E6
73
WIL
WILSON LABORATORIES INC., 36 HEAD ST.,
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
74
ZOD
ZOECON CANADA INC., 3-12 STANLEY
COURT, WHITBY, ON LIN 8P9
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 1.
TABLE 2
INDEX OF REGISTRANT CODES
1
ABC
ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD., CHEMICAL
& AGRIC. PRODUCTS DIV., P.O. BOX 6150,
MONTREAL, PQ H3C 3K6
2
ABE
ABELL WACO LTD., 246 ATWELL DR.,
REXDALE, ON M9W 5B4
3
ABT
ABBOTT LABORATORIES, CAPD D-928,
NORTH CHICAGO, IL 60064 USA
4
ADS
ADAMS VET. RESEARCH LABS. INC., P.O.
BOX 971039, MIAMI, FL 33197 USA
5
ADV
ADVANCE LABORATORIES LTD., 550
WINDMILL RD., DARTMOUTH, NS B3B 1B3
6
AFL
ALFA-LAVAL AGRI, 2020 FISHER DR.,
PETERBOROUGH, ON K9J 7B7
7
AGB
AGBIOCHEM INC., 3 FLEETWOOD CRT.,
ORINDA, CA 94563 USA
8
AGD
AGTECH DEVELOMENTS INC., 25
MACPHERSON ST., P.O. BOX 3344,
RICHMOND, 7002 NEW ZEALAND
9
AGV
AG-SERVICES INC., P.O. BOX 143, STATION
"A", REXDALE, ON M9W 5K9
10
AIG
AIR GUARD CONTROL INC., 26 WATERMAN
AVE., TORONTO, ON M4B 1Y5
11
ALC
ALCHEM INC., 1055 TRUMAN ST., BOX 5002,
BURLINGTON, ON L7R 3Y9
12
ALS
ALLIED CHEMICAL SERVICES, 5507-lST ST.
S.E., CALGARY, AB T2H 1H9
13
ALT
ALSI CIE LTEE, 150 RUE SEIGNEURIALE,
C.P. 5040, BEAUPORT, PQ GlE 4Y6
14
AMR
AMERIBROM INC., 1250 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK, NY 10001 USA
152
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TABLE 2— Continued
15
AMV
AMVAC CHEMICAL CORP., 4100 E.
WASHINGTON BLVD., LOS ANGELES, CA
90023 USA
16
AMW
AMWAY CORP., 7575 E. FULTON RD., ADA,
MI 49355 USA
17
AMX
ANIMAX, P.O. BOX 457, LAMBETH, ON NOL
ISO
18
ANI
ARI INC., P.O. BOX 999, GRIFFIN, GA 30224
USA
19
APA
APA DIV. SANOFI ANIMAL HEALTH, 345
BLVD. LABBE NORD, VICTORIAVILLE, PQ
G6P IBl
20
APB
APPLIED BIOCHEMISTS INC., 5.300 W.
COUNTY LINE RD., P.O. BOX 25, MEQUON,
WI 53092 USA
21
ARR
AIRRIGATION ENGINEERING CO., P.O. BOX
H, CARMEL VALLEY, CA 93924 USA
22
ATC
ATKEMIX INC., P.O. BOX 1085, BRANTFORD,
ONN3T5T2
23
ATX
ATCO MANUFACTURING CORP., 5-39
RIVIERA DR., MARKHAM, ON L3R 8N4
24
AUL
LABORATORIES AUSTIN CAN., 675 SUD RUE
ST-PIERRE. JOLIETTE, PQ J6E 3Z1
25
AVC
AVITROL CORP., 7644 E. 46TH ST., TULSA,
OK 74145 USA
26
AVM
AVMOR LTD., 433 RUE STE-HELENE,
MONTREAL, PQ H2Y 2L1
27
BAI
BAIRD & MCGUIRE CAN. LTD., 445-21ST
AVE., LACHINE, PQ H8S 3T8
28
BAT
BARTLETT, N.M. INC., 931 BARTLETT RD.,
BOX 490, BEAMSVILLE, ON LOR IBO
29
BAX
BAYVET DIV. CHEMAGRO LTD., 77
BELFIELD RD., ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 1G6
30
BAZ
BASF CANADA INC., 345 CARLINGVIEW DR.,
TORONTO, ON M9W 6N9
31
BBE
B.B. EXTERMINATION INC., 1200-116 lEME
RUE, SHAWINIGAN-SUD, PQ G9P 386
32
BCC
BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORP. (THE),
MEMPHIS, TN 38108 USA
33
BDC
BRENTDALE CHEMICALS, 41 RACINE RD.,
REXDALE, ON M9W 2Z6
34
BEH
BEE MAID HONEY LTD., 625 ROSEBERRY
ST., WINNIPEG, MB R3H0T4
35
BEN
BENJAMIN MOORE & CO. LTD., 15 LLOYD
AVE., TORONTO, ON M6N 1G9
36
BIE
BIKOE MANUFACTURING CO., 434 QUEEN
ST. E., TORONTO, ON M5A 1T4
37
BIP
BIOCHEM PRODUCIS, P.O. BOX 264,
MONTCHANIN, DELAWARE 19710 USA
38
BLL
BELL LABORATORIES INC., 3699 KINSMAN
BLVD., MADISON, WI 53704 USA
39
BOY
BOYLE-MIDWAY CANADA LTD., 2
WICKMAN RD., TORONTO, ON M8Z 5M5
40
BRA
BRODI CHEMICALS LTD., 7453 VICTORIA
PARK, MARKHAM, ON L3R 2Y2
41
BRJ
BRISSON, DENIS INC., 587 CHEMIN
LAROCQUE, VALLEYFIELD, PQ J6T 4C9
42
BUL
BUCKMAN LABS OF CANADA LTD., 613
ORLY AVE., DORVAL, PQ H9P IGl
43
BUX
BURTONS SANITATION LTD., 661
MONTREAL ST., BOX 421, KINGSTON, ON
K7L 4W2
44
CAA
PRODUITS CADILLAC LTEE, 373 RUE DES
SABLES, QUEBEC, PQ GIL 2T8
45
CAI
CANADA PACKERS INC., FINE CHEM. DIV.,
5100 TIMBERLEA BLVD., MISSISSAUGA,
ON L4W 2S5
46
CAO
CANADIAN ADHESIVES LTD., 420 MARIEN
AVE., MONTREAL EAST, PQ HIB 4V6
47
CAS
CASTROL CANADA INC., 3660 LAKESHORE
BLVD. W., TORONTO, ON M8W 1P2
48
CAT
CANTOL LTD., 199 STEELCASE RD., P.O.
BOX 2400, DON MILLS, ON M3C 2T9
49
CAX
HOECHST CANADA INC., 295 HENDERSON
DR.,REG1NA,SKS4N6C2
50
CAY
CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL CHEM., 660 LEPINE
AVE., DORVAL, PQ H9P 1G2
51
CBC
CANADIAN SALTFISH CORP., P.O. BOX 9440,
ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND Al A 2Y3
52
CBE
CANADIAN TIRE CORP. LTD., 2180 YONGE
ST., 1.3TH FLOOR, TORONTO, ON M4P 2V8
53
CBL
CARDEL PRODUCTS LTD., BOX 126,
BRAMPTON, ON L6V 2K7
54
CCM
CEDAR CHEMICAL CORP., 2414-5100 POPLAR
AVE., MEMPHIS, TN 38137 USA
55
CCX
CANADIAN CLASSIC INC., 2 ORCHARD
HEIGHTS BLVD., SUITE 18, AURORA, ON
L4G 3W3
56
CER
CERTIFIED LAB. PRODUCTS, DIV. OF NCH
CANADA INC., 239 ORENDA RD.,
BRAMPTON, ON L6T IE6
57
CEV
CEVA LABORATORIES INC., 610-7101
COLLEGE BLVD., OVERLAND PARK, KS
66210 USA
58
CGC
CIBA-GEIGY CAN/AG DIV., 6860 CENTURY
AVE., MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 2W5
59
CGD
CIBA-GEIGY CORP., DYESTUFFS &
CHEMICAL DIV., P.O. BOX 1 1422,
GREENSBORO, NC 27409 USA
60
CGH
COOPERS AGROPHARM INC., 270 DREYER
DR.W., AJAX, ON LIS 3B9
61
CGL
CARGILL LTD., .300-240 GRAHAM AVE., BOX
5900, WINNIPEG, MB R.3C 4C5
62
CHC
CHEMPARA CORP. LTD., P.O. BOX 1201,
STATION "B", MISSISSAUGA, ON L4Y 3W5
63
CHD
CHAPMAN CHEMICAL LTD., P.O. BOX 9158,
MEMPHIS, TN 38109 USA
64
CHG
MOBAY CORP., AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICALS DIV., P.O. BOX 4913, KANSAS
CITY, MO 64120 USA
65
CHH
CHEMAGRO LTD., 256 BRITANNIA RD. E.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4Z LS6
66
CHM
CHEMPAR CHEMICAL CO. INC., DIV. OF
LIPHA CHEMICALS, 3101 W. CUSTER AVE.,
MILWAUKEE, WI 53209 USA
67
CHP
CHIPMAN INC., 400 JONES RD., P.O. BOX
9910, STONEY CREEK, ON L8G 3Z1
1S3
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TABLE 2— Continued
68
CHV
CHEVRON CHEMICAL CANADA LTD., 3228
SOUTH SERVICE RD., BURLINGTON, ON
L7N 3H8
69
CHZ
COGHLAN'S LTD., 121 IRENE ST., WINNIPEG,
MBR3T4C7
70
CLR
CLEARY (W.A.) CHEMICAL CORP., 1049
SOMERSET ST., P.O. BOX 10, SOMERSET,
NJ 08873 USA
71
CMF
CHEMFREE ENVIRONMENT INC., 16889
HYMUS BLVD., KIRKLAND, PQ H9H 3L4
72
CMS
CANADIAN MILL SUPPLY CO. LTD., 451
ELLESMERE RD., SCARBOROUGH, ON
M1R4E5
73
CNK
CONKLIN COMPANY INC., 5256 VALLEY
INDUSTRIAL S., BOX 155, SHAKOPEE, MN
55379 USA
74
COS
COPELAND LABORATORIES LTD., 41
RACINE RD., REXDALE, ON M9W 2Z6
75
CPB
COPPER BRITE INC., 1482 E. VALLEY RD.,
#29, SANTA BARBARA, CA 93108-1241 USA
76
CPK
CANADA PACKERS INC., ANIMAL HEALTH,
420 BEAVERDALE RD., CAMBRIDGE, ON
N3C 2W4
77
CSB
CASA BERNARDO LTDA., AV. ANA COSTA
482/484 9.0 AND., SANTOS-SAO PAULO,
CEP. 11060 BRAZIL
78
CSM
CONROS CORP., 150 NUGGET, AGINCOURT,
ONM1S3A7
79
CUB
CUPRINOL KORIZITE LTD., P.O. BOX 1 175,
GUELPH,ONNlH6N3
80
CUP
CURRIE PRODUCTS LTD., 350 WENTWORTH
ST. N., HAMILTON, ON L8L 5W3
81
CUQ
CUPRINOL CANADA (1986) LTD., 41 BATES
RD., OUTREMONT, PQ H2V 1A6
82
CYC
CYANAMID CANADA INC., 88 MCNABB ST.,
MARKHAM, ON UR 6E6
83
DAB
DARLING & BRADY LTD., 200 WICKSTEED
AVE., TORONTO, ON M4G 2B6
84
DEA
DEANE & CO., DIV. OF ISBRU CO. LTD., 190
ONEIDA DR., POINTE CLAIRE, PQ H9R 1 A8
85
DEC
DEGESCH AMERICA INC., 275 TRIANGLE
DR., P.O. BOX 116, WEYERS CAVE, VA
24486 USA
86
DEP
DENALT PAINTS LTD., 601 RIVERMEDE RD.,
CONCORD, ON L4K 2G8
87
DFT
DRAFT ENTERPRISES LTD., ONE FRONT ST.,
PETERSFIELD, MB ROC 2L0
88
DIS
PRODUITS VETERINAIRES DISPAR, 675 ST-
PIERRE SUD, JOLIETTE, PQ J6E 3Z1
89
DIT
DITCHLING CORP. LTD., P.O. BOX 395, DON
MILLS, ON M3C 2S7
90
DIV
DIVERSEY WYANDOTTE INC., 2645 ROYAL
WINDSOR DR., MISSISSAUGA, ON L5J ILl
91
DOL
DOMINION VETERINARY LABS., 800 MAIN
ST., WINNIPEG, MB R2W 3R4
92
DOO
DOMTAR CHEMICALS LTD., WOOD
PRESERVING DIVISON, 104 DOYON AVE.,
POINTE CLAIRE-DORVAL, PQ H9R 3T5
93
DOW
DOW CHEMICAL OF CANADA LTD., P.O.
BOX 1012, MODELAND RD., SARNIA, ON
N7T7K7
94
DRX
DREXEL CHEMICAL CO., 2478
PENNSYLVANIA ST., P.O. BOX 9306,
MEMPHIS, TN 38109 USA
95
DTC
DRUG TRADING CO. LTD., 1960 EGLINTON
AVE. E., BOX 335, STATION "A",
SCARBOROUGH, ON M1K5C1
96
DUC
DUCHESNEAU & FILS INC., 1370 BORD-DE-
L'EAU STE-DOROTHEE, LAVAL, PQ H7Y
1C4
97
DUG
DUTCH COATING SYSTEMS LTD., 38
CARNFORTH RD., TORONTO, ON M4A 2K9
98
DUP
DUPHAR B.V., C.J. VAN HOU IHNLAAN 36,
WEESP, 1381 CP THE NEI HERLANDS
99
DUQ
DU PONT CANADA INC., BOX 2300,
STREETSVILLE, MISSISSAUGA, ON L5M 2J4
100
DUR
DURAL PRODUCTS LTD., 550 MARSHALL
AVE., DORVAL, PQ H9P 1C9
101
EAT
EATON, J.T. & CO. LTD., 1393 E. HIGHLAND
RD., TWINSBURG, OH 44087 USA
102
ELA
ELANCO DIV. ELI LILLY CAN. INC, 3650
DANFORTH AVE., SCARBOROUGH, ON
M1N2E8
103
ELS
ELSCO CO., 4330 WEST HILL AVE.,
MONTREAL, PQ H4B 2S9
104
EMA
EMERY CHEMICALS LTD., 601-365 EVANS
AVE., TORONTO, ON M8Z 1K2
105
EMO
EMPIRE INTERNATIONAL, P.O. BOX 695,
STREETSVILLE POSTAL STATION,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5M 2C2
106
ENI
ENSIGN INDUSTRIES LTD., 33 CARLTON ST.,
P.O. BOX 405, ST. CATHARINES, ON L2R
6V9
107
ESL
ESSO CHEMICAL CANADA, 4711 YONGE ST.,
NORTH YORK, ON M2N 6K8
108
FAR
FARNAM COMPANIES, 301 WEST OSBORN
RD., PHOENIX, AZ 85013-3928 USA
109
FFA
FAIRFIELD CHEMICAL CANADA INC., 809
FL\RRISON ST., FRENCHTOWN, NJ 08825
USA
110
FLC
FLECTO COATINGS LTD., 4260 VANGUARD
RD., RICHMOND, B.C. V6X 2P5
111
FLE
FLEXO PRODUCTS NIAGARA LTD., 4777
KENT AVE., NIAGARA FALLS, ON L2H 1J5
112
FLF
FLORALIFE INC., C/O HORTICULTURAL
TECHNOLOGIES, 241 SHOEMAKER
ST., KITCHENER, ON N2E 3B3
113
FMC
FMC CORP., AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
DIV., 2000 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA,
PA 19103 USA
114
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER NAT. BUG CONTROL, 2-1835
MEYERSIDE DR., MISSISSAUGA, ON L5T
1G4
115
FPM
FOREST PEST MANAGEMENT INST.,
CANADIAN FORESTRY SERVICE, P.O.
BOX 490, SAULT STE-MARIE, ON P6A 5M7
116
FUB
FULLER BRUSH CO., 1 1 15 GUELPH LINE,
P.O. BOX 5019, BURLINGTON, ON L7R 3Z8
154
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TABLE 2— Continued
TABLE 2— Continued
117
GAP
GARDO PRODUCTS LTD., P.O. BOX 100,
WATERLOO, PO JOE 2N0
118
GAX
GARDEX CHEMICALS LTD., 246 A 11 WELL
DR., REXDALE, ON M9W 5B4
119
ODE
GARD-EZE INC., 40 HEAD ST., DUNDAS, ON
L9H 3H3
120
CET
GAMETRICS LTD., COLONY (WYOMING)
ROUTE, ALZADA, MT 5931 1 USA
121
GHC
GIBSON-HOMANS OF CANADA LTD., 2540
RENA RD., MALTON, ON L4Y 3C9
122
GPB
GP CHEMICALS SPECIALTY LTD., 6-140
MIDWEST RD., SCARBOROUGH, ON MIP
3B3
123
GRA
GREENLEAF GARDEN SUPPLIES, 4612
DAWSON ST., P.O. BOX 82338, BURNABY,
BCV5C5P8
124
GRB
GREAT LAKES BIOCHEMICALS CO., 6120 W.
DOUGLAS AVE., MILWAUKEE, WI 53218
USA
125
GRC
GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORP., P.O. BOX
2200, WEST LAFAYETTE, IN 47906 USA
126
GRG
GREER (W.E.) LTD., 14704-119TH AVE.,
EDMONTON, AB T5L 2P1
127
GRH
G & R CHEMICALS, 34-585 WENTWORTH ST.
E., OSHAWA, ON LIH 3V8
128
GRN
GRIFFIN CORP., BOX 1847, VALDOSTA, GA
31601 USA
129
GRO
GROWERS SUPPLY CO. LTD., 421 CAWSTON
AVE., KELOWNA, BC VIY 6Z1
130
GRX
GAROX CHEMICALS INC., R.R. #1,
CALEDONIA, ON NOA lAO
131
GUS
GUSTAFSON INC., 1400 PRESTON RD., SUITE
400, PLANO, TX USA
132
HAC
HAGEN, ROLF C, INC., 3225 RUE
SARTELON, MONTREAL, PQ H4R 1E8
133
HAU
HARTZ CANADA INC., 1 125 TALBOT ST., ST.
THOMAS, ON N5P 3W7
134
HOH
HOME HARDWARD STORES LTD., 34
HENRY ST. W., ST. JACOBS, ON NOB 2N0
135
HOK
FLXCCO INC., P.O.BOX 7190, MADISON, WI
53707 USA
136
HOS
SOLIGNUM INC., 1785 FORTIN BLVD.,
LAVAL, PQ H7S IPl
137
HRY
HOUSEHOLD RENTAL SYSTEMS, DIV. OF
BOYLE-MIDWAY LTD., 525 ALBILENE
DRIVE, MISSISSAUGA, ON L5T 2H7
138
ICC
HOT FOOT INTERNATIONAL PTY. LT, 1 17
CHURCH ST., HAWTHORN, VICTORIA 3122
AUSTRALIA
139
ICI
ICI AMERICAS INC., P.O. BOX 9351, STONEY
CREEK, ON L8G 4SI
140
ILD
INLAND ALCARE JANITOR SUPPLIES, 10916-
1 19 ST., EDMONTON, AB T5H 3P4
141
IMT
IMPREGNATED TAPES LTD., LOWER
PENARWYN, ST. BLASEY PAR,
CORNWALL PL24 2DS ENGLAND
142
INM
INTERCHEM INC., 101 E. lOTH ST., P.O. BOX
231, ALTON, lA 51003 USA
143
INP
INTERNATIONAL PAINTS CAN., 19500
TRANS-CANADA HWY., P.O. BOX 20, STE
ANNE DE BELLEVUE, PQ H9X 3L4
144
INT
INTERPROVINCIAL CO-OP LTD., 945
MARION ST.. ST. BONIFACE, MB R2J 0K7
145
JAN
JANSSEN PHARMACEUTICA, ANIMAL
HEALTH DIV., 1-6705 MILLCREEK DR.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 5R9
146
JBL
UB LABORATORIES, 1001 E. CASS ST., ST.
JOHNS, MI 48879 USA
147
JOH
JOHNSON (S.C.) & SON LTD., I WEBSTER ST.,
BOX 520, BRANTFORD, ON N3T 5R1
148
JOL
JOHN LIM CO. (THE), 1285 ST. MARYS AVE.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5E 1M8
149
KCD
KINCAID ENTERPRISES INC., BOX 549,
NITRO,WV 25143 USA
150
KEK
KEM MANUFACTURING CAN. LTD., 6660
CAMPOBELLO RD., MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N
2L9
151
KEM
KEMSAN INC., 462 TRAFALGAR RD., BOX
727, OAKVILLE, ON L6J 5C1
152
KIN
KING PESTICIDE LTD., P.O. BOX 99,
CAMPBELLVILLE, ON LOP IBO
153
KVL
K-VET LABORATORIES LTD., 420
BEAVERDALE RD., CAMBRIDGE, ON N3C
2W4
154
LAI
LAMB NATURALFLOW INC., P.O. BOX 368,
RTE. 49, BERNHARDS BAY, NY 13208 USA
155
LAT
LATER CHEMICALS LTD., 12080
HORSESHOE WAY, RICHMOND, BC V7A
4V5
156
LAV
SOCIETE CHIMIQUE LAURENTIDE, 4650-
12IEME AVE., C.P. 367, SHAWINIGAN-SUD,
PQ G9N 6V2
157
LEG
LEPAGE'S LTD., 50 WEST DR., BRAMALEA,
ON L6T 2J4
158
LEO
LEMOINE TROPICA INC., 4605 HICKMORE,
ST. LAURENT, PQ H4T 1S5
159
LEW
LEWIS CATTLE OILER CO. LTD., BOX 250,
OAK LAKE, MB ROM IPO
160
Lie
LIQUID CARBONIC CANADA LTD., 255
BRIMLEY RD., SCARBOROUGH, ON MIM
3J2
161
LIO
LION INSECTICIDE CO. LTD., 22-1
FUKUSHIMA 7 CHOME, FUKUSHIMA-KU,
OSAKA 553, JAPAN
162
LNG
LANGFORD INC., 400 MICHENER RD.,
GUELPH,ONNlKlE4
163
LOR
LORRAIN, LEO LABS ENGR., 6151 IRWIN ST.,
LASALLE, PQ H8N lAl
164
MAH
MAGNACHEM LTD., 6224-29TH ST. S.E.,
CALGARY, AB T2C 1 W3
165
MAP
MALLINCKRODT CHEMICAL WORKS, 7500
TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY, POINTE
CLAIRE, PQ H9R 5H8
166
MAR
MANCHESTER PRODUCTS LTD., P.O. BOX
204, GALT-CAMBRIDGE, ON NIR 5S9
167
MAZ
PRODUITS MARCO LTEE., 3175 GIRARD
C.P. 604, TROIS-RIVIERES. PQ G9A 5J3
155
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TABLE 2-Conlinued
168
MBE
169
MBS
170
MBY
171
MEC
172
MEL
173
MEM
174
MER
175
MGK
176
MIF
177
MKA
178
MKS
179
MMN
180
MOM
181
MOX
182
MRZ
183
MTK
184
NAC
185
NCR
186
NOQ
187
NOW
188
NOX
189
NOZ
190
NUX
191
OLH
PRODUITS MARQUETTE, 623 RUE LE
BRETON, LONGUEUIL, PQ J4G 1R9
MATSON (E.M.) JR. CO., 7808-8TH AVE. S.,
SEATTLE, WA 98108 USA
RHONE POULENC CANADA INC., 2000
ARGENTIA RD., PLAZA 3, SUITE 400,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 1V9
MSD AGVET, DIV. OF MERCK FROSST
CANADA IN, P.O. BOX 1005, POINTE
CLAIRE-DORVAL, PQ H9R 4P8
MELS ENTERPRISES, P.O. BOX 2339, STN. C,
DOWNSVIEW, ON M3N 2V8
MELNOR MANUFACTURING LTD., 80
MORTON AVE. E., BRANTFORD, ON N3T
5T3
MERZAT IND., DIV. OF ATLAS CHEMICAL
CORP., P.O. BOX 141, CEDAR RAPIDS, lA
52406 USA
MCLAUGHLIN GORMLEY KING CO., 8810-
lOTH AVE. N., MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55427-
4732 USA
ROCHESTER MIDLAND CHEMICALS, DIV.
OF CAN. GERMICIDE CO., 591 THE
QUEENSWAY, TORONTO, ON M8Y 1J8
MAKHTESHIM-AGAN (AM.) INC., 2 PARK
AVE., NEW YORK, NY 10016 USA
MARKS (A.H.) & CO. LTD., WYKE
BRADFORD, WEST YORKSHIRE, BD 12 9EJ
ENGLAND
3M CANADA INC., HEALTH CARE PROD. &
SER. DIV., REGULATORY AFFAIRS DEPT.,
P.O. BOX 5757, LONDON, ON N6A 4T1
MOTOMCO LTD., 29 N. FORTH HARRISON
RD., CLEARWATER, FL 33515 USA
MONSANTO CANADA INC., 350-441
MACLAREN ST., OTTAWA, ON K2P 2H3
MARZONE CHEMICALS LTD., 9 MEYERS
LANE, NORTH YORK, ON M2M 1P7
MANTEK, DIV. OF NCH CANADA INC., 245
ORENDA RD., BRAMPTON, ON L6T 1E7
NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH OF CAN., DIV. OF
NCH CANADA INC., 245 ORENDA RD.,
BRAMALEA, ON L6T 1E7
NIAGARA CHEMICAL, DIVISION OF MAY &
BAKER, 1274 PLAINS RD. E.,
BURLINGTON, ON L7R 3Z1
NOR-AM CHEMICAL CO., 3509 SILVERSIDE
RD., BOX 7495, WILMINGTON, DE 19803
USA
ABITIBI-PRICE INC., NORTHERN WOOD
PRESERVERS DIV., P.O. BOX 2990,
THUNDER BAY, ON P7B 5G5
NOXALL PRODUCTS LTD., P.O. BOX 33882,
VANCOUVER, BC V6J 4L7
NOXELL (CANADA) CORP., 3333 UNITY DR.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5L 3T3
HULS CANADA INC ., 235 ORENDA RD.,
BRAMPTON, ON L6T 1E6
OLIVER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, 236-36TH ST.
N., LETHBRIDGE, AB TIJ 4B2
192
OLY
OLYMPIC STAIN, DIV. OF CLOROX CO., 1141
N.W. 50th ST., SEA ri LE, WA 98107 USA
193
ONA
ONTARIO AQUAFOODS LTD., DIV. OF
WILSON LABS INC., 36 HEAD ST.,
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
194
ORB
ORBIT CHEMICAL SPECIALITIES, 1-4500
SHEPPARD AVE. E., SCARBOROUGH, ON
M1S3R6
195
ORM
ORMOND VETERINARY SUPPLY, 574
SHAVER RD., BOX 7424, ANCASTER, ON
L9G 4G4
196
OSD
OSMOSE-PENTOX INC., 1080 PRATT AVE.,
MONTREAL, PQ H2V 2V2
197
PEF
PECTEN CHEMICALS, P.O. BOX 4407,
HOUSTON, TX 77210 USA
198
PEI
ROUSSEL BIO CORP., 170 BEAVERBROOK
RD., LINCOLN PARK, NJ 07035 USA
199
PEJ
PENWALT CORP., DECCO TILTBELT, 1713
CALIFORNIA AVE. S., P.O. BOX 120,
MONROVIA, CA 91016-0120 USA
200
PEK
PENNWALT CORP., AGCHEM DIV./DECCO
DIV., THREE PARKWAY, PHILADELPHIA,
PA 19102 USA
201
PEN
PESTROY CHEMICAL CO. LTD., 1655
EDOUARD LAURIN BLVD., MONTREAL,
PQ H4L 2B6
202
PEO
PESTCON SYSTEMS INC., P.O. BOX 469,
ALHAMBRA, CA 91802 USA
203
PEV
PETRUNKA, MARY, 6-2643 EAST ARTHUR
ST., THUNDER BAY, ON P7E 5P5
204
PFE
PFIZER CANADA INC., 17300 TRANS
CANADA HWY., P.O. BOX 800, POINTE
CLAIRE-DORVAL, PQ H9R 4V2
205
PFF
PFIZER C. & G. INC., 1 WILTON GROVE RD.,
P.O. BOX 2005, LONDON, ON N6A 4C6
206
PGH
SCHOLL-PLOUGH CANADA INC., 6400
NORTHAM, MISSISSAUGA, ON L4J IJl
207
PHY
PHILLIPS YEAST PRODUCTS LTD., PARK
ROYAL RD., LONDON, NWIO 7JX
ENGLAND
208
PIC
PIC CORP., 23 S. ESSEX AVE., ORANGE, NJ
07050 USA
209
PIR
PRODUITS P.I.P. INC., 2721 PLAMONDON,
LONGUEUIL, PQJ4L1S1
210
PIT
PITMAN MOORE INC., ATTN: REGULATORY
AFFAIRS, P.O. BOX 344, WASHINGTON
CROSSING, NJ 08560 USA
211
PLB
PLANTABBS CORP., 6 FOXTAIL RD.,
TIMONIUM, MD 21093 USA
212
PLG
PLANT PRODUCTS CO. LTD., 314 ORENDA
RD., BRAMALEA, ON L6T IGl
213
POP
POULIN, N.L. LTD., 24 MARION PLACE,
WINNIPEG, MB R2H0S9
214
POS
POLE SPRAYERS OF CAN. LTD., 980 ELICOTT
ST., BUFFALO, NY 14209 USA
215
PPC
PET PRODUCTS CO., BOX 281, HAMILTON,
ON L8N 3C8
216
PSF
POSITIVE FORMULATORS INC., 1044 N.
JERRIE AVE., TUCSON, AZ 8571 1 USA
156
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TABLE 2— Continued
TABLE 2— Continued
217
PUG
INSECTICIDES PUROGUARD LTEE, 264 RUE
QUERBES, DORION, PQ J7V 1J7
218
PVU
P.V.U. INC., 345 BOUL. LABBE,
VICTORIAVILLE, PQ G6P IBl
219
QHP
QUALITY HOME PRODUCTS, 221 HANLAN
RD., STE.# 1, WOODBRIDGE, ON L4L 1A8
220
QUA
QUALITY CHEMICAL MFG. CO., 215
DOLOMITE DR., DOWNSVIEW, ON M3J 2N1
221
RAB
RID-A-BIRD INC., P.O.BOX 436, WILTON, lA
52778 USA
222
RAL
RALSTON PURINA CANADA INC., 6151 RUE
IRWIN, LASALLE, PQ H8N lAl
223
RAW
RAWLEIGH, W.T. CO. CAN. LTD., 354
ISABEY, ST. LAURENT, PQ H4T IWl
224
RBN
SERGEANT'S OF CANADA, A SUBSIDIARY
OF CONAGRA, 100 SHEARSON CRES.,
CAMBRIDGE, ON NIT 1Y4
225
RCR
ROACH REMOVER INC., 215 MISSISSAUGA
VALLEY BLVD., UNIT #9, MISSISSAUGA,
ONL5A1Y7
226
REC
RECOCHEM INC., 131 EAST DR.,
BRAMPTON, ON L6T 1B5
227
RER
RELIABLE EXTERMINATORS LTD., 32 - 1730
MCPHERSON COURT, PICKERING, ON
L1W3E6
228
ROH
ROHM & HAAS CANADA INC., 2 MANSE RD.,
WEST HILL, ON M1E3T9
229
ROK
R.W. PACKAGING LTD., 1569 ORANGE ST.,
WINNIPEG, MB R3E 3B5
230
ROP
ROGAR/STB INC., P.O. BOX 1500, POINTE
CLAIRE-DOR, PQ H9R 4R6
231
ROR
ROSS, FRANK T. & SONS LTD., BOX 248,
WEST HILL, ON MIE 4R5
232
RPC
RESEARCH PRODUCTS CO., P.O. BOX 1460,
SALIN A, KS 67402-1460 USA
233
RTI
ROY TURK INDUSTRIAL SALES LTD., 21
TABER RD., REXDALE, ON M9W3A7
234
SAF
SANEX CHEMICALS LTD., 2695 SLOUGH ST.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4T 1G2
235
SAJ
SANITIZED PROCESS CAN. LTD., 2200
YONGE ST., SUITE 1700, TORONTO, ON
M4S 2C6
236
SAL
SALSBURY LABORATORIES LTD., 209
MANITOU DR., KITCHENER, ON N2C 1L4
237
SAN
SANFAX INDUSTRIES LTD., TRANS
CANADA HWY., 1650 SOUTH SERVICE RD.,
DORVAL,PQH9PlH9
238
SAT
SANITIZED INC., 605-3RD AVE., NEW YORK,
NY 10158 USA
239
SAX
SAXON SANITATION PRODUCTS, 60 SIGNET
DR., WESTON, ON M9L 2Y4
240
SAZ
SANDOZ LTD., C/O ZOECON CORP., 975
CALIFORNIA AVE., PALO ALTO, CA 94303
USA
241
SCO
CONC. SCIENTIFIQUES BELISLE IN, 196 CH.
DES PATRIOTES, ST-MATHIAS, PQ JUL 2G0
242
SCR
SIERRA CROP PROTECTION CO., 1001
YOSEMITE DR., P.O. BOX 4003, MILPITAS,
CA 95035 USA
243
SCT
SCOTT (O.M.) & SONS, 14310 SCOTTSLAWN
RD., MARYSVILLE, OH 43041 USA
244
SDL
GILLEX INC., 58 MENTOR BLVD.,
WILLOWDALE, ON M2H 2N1
245
SDS
SDS BIOTECH CORP., 5966 HEISLEY RD., P.O.
BOX 8000, MENTOR, OH 44061-8000 USA
246
SDZ
SANDOZ AGRO CANADA INC., SUITE 302,
PLAZA 4, 2000 ARGENTIA RD.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N IWl
247
SEM
SEAL CHEMICAL CORP. CANADA LTD, BOX
103, WINNIPEG, MB R3C 2G1
248
SEX
EXTERMINATION SILO INC., 1251 ST.
NICOLAS, ST. VINCENT DE PAUL,
MONTREAL, PQ H7E 4T7
249
SFR
SAFER LTD., 455 MILNER AVE., UNIT 1,
SCARBOROUGH, ON M IB 2K4
250
SHM
SHELL INT L. CHEMICAL CO. ,
AGROCHEMICALS DIV., SHELL CENTRE,
LONDON, SEl 7PG ENGLAND
251
SHP
SHOPPERS DRUG MART, 225 YORKLAND
BLVD., WILLOWDALE, ON M2J 4Y7
252
SHT
SHERMAN TECH. CORP., PQ BOX 691773, LOS
ANGELES, CA 90069 USA
253
SKM
SASKEM, A DIV. OF SAVOLITE CHEM. CO.
LTD., 1305 HALIFAX ST., REGINA, SKS4R
1T9
254
SMP
SIMPLOT, J.R. CO., AGRICULTURAL CHEM
DEPT., P.O. BOX 198, LATHROP, CA 95330
USA
255
STD
STANCHEM, A BUSINESS UNIT OF C-l-L INC.,
ATTN: D. MACLEAN, 43 JUTLAND RD.,
TORONTO, ON M8Z 2G6
256
STF
STAUFFER AGRICULTURAL CHEM. CO,
CONCORD PIKE & NEW MURPHY RD.,
WILMINGTON, DE 19897 USA
257
STL
STERLING DRUG LTD., YONGE ST. S.,
AURORA, ON L4G 3H6
258
STO
STANLEY KEM INC., P.O. BOX 2099,
CAMBRIDGE, ON N3C 2V6
259
STQ
STANHOME INC., 333 WESTERN AVE.,
WESTFIELD, MA 01085 USA
260
SUA
SUNBEAM COR. (CANADA) LTD., 1040
ISLINGTON AVE., TORONTO, ON M8Z 4R5
261
SUE
SUPERCO ENR., 2615 PLACE CHASSE,
MONTREAL, PQ HIY 2C3
262
SUF
SUNFRESH FOODS LTD., 22 ST. CLAIR AVE.
E., TORONTO, ON M4T 2S8
263
SUJ
SUMITOMO CHEMICAL AMERICA INC., 345
PARK AVE., NEW YORK, NY 10154 USA
264
SUX
SUPER-X DRUGS, 15 TORBARRIE RD.,
DOWNSVIEW, ON M3L 3G6
265
SWC
SWIMCO CANADA INC., 40 MAIN ST. N.,
GEORGETOWN, ON L7G 3G8
266
SWH
SWISH MAINTENANCE LTD., 309
LANSDOWNE ST. E., BOX 778,
PETERBOROUGH, ON K9J 7A2
267
TAS
TAM O'SHANTER INDUSTRIES, 1303-105
AVE. S.E., CALGARY, AB T2W 0B5
268
TEI
TEXAS REFINERY CORP. OF CANADA. 25
INDUSTRIAL ST., TORONTO, ON M4G 1Z2
157
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TABLE 2— Continued
TABLE 2-Continued
269
TIR
270
TIS
271
TOM
272
TRO
273
TUC
274
UAG
275
UCA
276
UCB
277
UNR
278
UNV
279
USB
280
VAR
281
VAW
282
VEL
283
VER
284
VIG
285
VIT
TIMBER SPECIALTIES LTD., 980 ELLICOTT
ST., BUFFALO, NY 14209 USA
TIMBER SPECIALTIES LTD., 6511 A
MISSISSAUGA RD., MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N
1A6
TOMLYN PRODUCTS, 2285 E. LANDIS AVE.,
VINELAND, NJ 08360-2959 USA
TROJAN CHEMICALS, DIV. OF VALLEY
CAMP LTD., 41 RACINE RD., REXDALE,
ON M9W 2Z6
TUCO PRODUCTS CO., 40 CENTENNIAL RD.,
ORANGEVILLE, ON L9W 3T3
UNITED AGRI PRODUCTS, PO BOX 22116, 439
SOVEREIGN RD., LONDON, ON N6C 4N0
UNION CARBIDE AG PRODUCTS, TW
ALEXANDER DR., BOX 12014, ATTN: REG.
AFFAIRS, RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC 27709
USA
UNION CARBIDE CANADA LTD., 5507 FIRST
ST. S.E., CALGARY, AB T2H 1H9 '
UNIROYAL CHEMICAL, DIV. OF UNIROYAL
LTD., BOX 250, ELMIRA, ON N3B 3A3
UNIVERSAL CROP PROTECTION, PARK
HOUSE, MAIDEN HEAD RD., COOKHAM
BERKSHIRE, SL6 9DS ENGLAND
U.S. BORAX & CHEMICAL CORP., 3075
WILSHIRE BLVD., LOS ANGELES, CA 90010
USA
VAN WATERS & ROGERS LTD.,
AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY DEPT., P.O. BOX
2009, VANCOUVER, BC V6B 3R2
VAN WATERS & ROGERS LTD., 9800 VAN
HORNE WAY, RICHMOND, BC V6X 1W5
VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORP., 5600 N. RIVER
RD., ROSEMONT, IL 60018-5 119 USA
VERT AC CHEMICAL CORP., 2414-5100
POPLAR AVE., MEMPHIS, TN 38137 USA
VIGORO DIV. SWIFT CANADIAN CO., 1400
THE QUEENSWAY, TORONTO, ON M8Z 1S4
VIRGINIA CHEMICALS INC., 801 WATER
STREET, PORTSMOUTH, VA 23704 (OR
23514) USA
286
VTR
287
WAL
288
WDG
289
WEA
290
WEC
291
WEP
292
WHM
293
WHS
294
WIL
295
WIN
296
WOB
297
WOL
298
YAP
299
YON
300
ZOC
301
ZOD
302
ZOE
VETREPHARM INC., 27-69 BESSEMER RD.,
LONDON, ON N6E 2V6
WATKINS INC., 30-5 SCURFIELD BLVD.,
WINNIPEG, MB R3Y 1G3
WEDGCO CHEMICAL LTD., 623 HUNTS
CRES. N.W., CALGARY, AB T2K 4J2
WEED-MASTER WESTERN LTD., 340-12TH
AVE. S.W., SUITE 1050, CALGARY, AB T2R
1L5
WEALL & CULLEN NURSERIES LTD., 4312
STEELES AVE., MILLIKEN, ON LOH IKO
WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS LTD., 10900
SECANT ST., P.O. BOX 160, ATTN: E.
FREIESLEBEN, VILLE D'ANJOU, PQ HIJ
1S5
WHITMIRE RESEARCH LABS. INC., 3568
TREE CRT. INDUSTRIAL BLVD, ST. LOUIS,
MO 63122 USA
WHEELS MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS LTD.,
60 SIGNET DRIVE, WESTON, ON M9L 2Y4
WILSON LABORATORIES INC., 36 HEAD ST.,
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
WINTHROP ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCT,
DIV. OF STERLING DRUG LTD., YONGE
ST. S., AURORA, ON L4G 3H6
WOOD, G.H. & CO. LTD., 6200 TOMKEN RD.,
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5T 1X7
WOOLWORTH, F.W. CO. LTD., 33 ADELAIDE
ST. W., TORONTO, ON M5H 1P5
YELLOWSTONE AGRI PRODUCTS, C/O
DIANA G. WILLIAMS UAP, P.O. BOX 1286,
GREELEY, CO 80632 USA
YOUNG, W.F. INC., Ill LYMAN ST.,
SPRINGFIELD, MA 01 101 USA
ZOECON INDUSTRIES, 12200 DENTON
DRIVE, DALLAS, TX 75234 USA
ZOECON CANADA INC., 3-12 STANLEY
COURT, WHITBY, ON LIN 8P9
ZOECON CORP., 975 CALIFORNIA AVE.,
PALO ALTO, CA 94304 USA
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 2.
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Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
4383.00
CHP
METHOXONE MCPA ESTER 500 EC
4385.00
SHM
CGC
DIELDRIN 20 EC INSECTICIDE
4929.00
SHM
CGC
SHELL ENDRIN 20 E.C. INSECTICIDE
5462.00
INT
CO-OP MCPA ESTER 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
5979.00
CGL
MCPA ESTER 500 EMULSI FIABLE WEED KILLER
6045.00
UCB
NO- WEED MCPA ESTER
6181.00
OSD
OSMOSE FENCE POST MIXTURE
6468.00
SHM
CGC
SHELL ALDRIN 40EC INSECTICIDE
6965.00
STD
MCPA ESTER 80 WEEDKILLER FOR CEREALS
7811.00
DOW
MCPA ESTER 500 EMULSIFIABLE FARM WEED KILLER (AGRICULTURAL)
7825.00
MBY
WEEDONE MCPA ESTER (BROADLEAF HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL)
8218.00
GAX
GARDEX ERA COCKROACH POWDER
8790.00
PEN
METHYL BROMIDE THE PENETRATING FUMIGANT
9548.00
PFF
PFIZER MCPA ESTER 500
158
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Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
9564.00
GRC
CGC
METH-O-GAS
9565.00
GRC
CGC
BROM-O-GAS
9566.00
GRC
CGC
BROM-O-GAS
9981.00
SAF
SANEX SUN-X INSECT POWDER
10187.00
OLH
OCHEMCO MCPA ESTER 80 EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
10696.00
SAF
SANEX CHLOROPICRIN FUMIGANT
10948.00
MAH
MAGNACIDE H
12088.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP METHYL BROMIDE FUMIGANT
12091.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP METHYL BROMIDE MC2 TOBACCO PLANT BED FUMIGANT
12326.00
SAF
SANEX MB-C2
13477.00
GRC
CGC
TERR-0-GAS67
13736.00
RPC
KEM
DETIA GAS EX-B
13773.00
ABE
WACO CHLOROPICRIN
13961.00
BEH
CALCIUM CYANIDE DUST FOR KILLING HONEYBEE COLONIES
14025.00
TIR
TIS
TIMBER SPECIALTIES EK-33 (C-72) WOOD PRESERVATIVE
14026.00
TIR
TIS
TIMBER SPECIALTIES K-33 (C-50) WOOD PRESERVATIVE
14077.00
POS
OSMOPLASTIC WOOD PRESERVING COMPOUND
14588.00
TIR
TIS
TIMBERFUME
14764.00
MBY
MAY & BAKER MCPA ESI ER 500
15204.00
RPC
KEM
DETIA PELLETS FOR INSECT PESTS
15205.00
RPC
KEM
DETIA TABLETS FOR INSECT PESTS
15735.00
DEG
ABE
DEGESCH-PHOSTOXIN COATED PELLEIS
15736.00
DEG
ABE
DEGESCH-PHOSTOXIN COATED PELLHl'S
15849.00
SAF
SANEX STRYCHNINE GOPHER-KILL LIQUID
16438.00
DEG
ABE
DEGESCH PHOSTOXIN PELLETS PREPAC
16495.00
AMR
SAF
METHYL BROMIDE FUMIGANT
16580.00
CHP
CHIPMAN ROTENONE FISH POISON WP
16750.00
DEG
ABE
CALCIUM CYANIDE A-DUST
16981.00
DOW
2,4-D CHLOROPHENOXYACETICACID FLAKE (TECHNICAL)
16982.00
DOW
2,4-D SOOCI YL ESTERS
16983.00
DOW
2,4-D DEA 600 UNSEQUESTERED WEED KILLER
16988.00
DOW
2,4-D DMA 720 UNSEQUESTERED WEED KILLER
16990.00
DOW
2,4-D BUTOXY ETHANOL ETHER
17003.00
TIR
TIS
OSMOPLASTIC WOOD PRESERVING COMPOUND
17007.00
MKS
LWE
MARKS 2,4-D TECHNICAL ACID
17012.00
MKS
LWE
2,4-D ISO OCIYL ESTER TECHNICAL
17045.00
MBY
M & B 2,4-D ACID
17046.00
MBY
M & B 2,4-D AMINE SALT
17107.00
DOW
2,4-D DMA 720 SEQUESTERED WEED KILLER
17126.00
VER
2,4-D ACID
17170.00
VER
A-6D
17187.00
CSB
UAG
CLEAN CROP GASTOXIN FUMIGATION TABLETS
17188.00
CSB
UAG
CLEAN CROP GASTOXIN FUMIGATION PELLbiS
17280.00
VER
WEED-RHAP LV-6D
17281.00
VER
2,4-D LOW VOLATILE ESTER
17386.00
DOW
2,4-D 600 SEQUESTERED WEED KILLER
17401.00
BAZ
BASF 2,4-D DMA
17516.00
INT
WEEDAWAY MCPA ESTER 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
17705.00
UNV
OLH
2,4-D ISO-OCI YL ESTER 600 G.A.I./L FORMULATION
17880.00
CGC
ALDRIN 400 EC INSECTICIDE
17896.00
CGC
ENDRIN 200 EC
17897.00
CGC
DIELDRIN 200 EC
18057.00
VIT
VI R
NN-DIETHYL-M-TOLUAMIDE
18063.00
CGH
TECHNICAL PERMETHRIN (COOPEX)
18114.00
UNR
OXYCARBOXIN (PLANTVAX TECHNICAL)
18281.00
CHP
TAKKLE HERBICIDE
18282.00
CHP
TAKKLE D WEEDKILLER
18292.00
USB
use
20 MULE TEAM(R) BORIC ACID TECHNICAL
18472.00
UCA
UCB
TECHNICAL CHLORAMBEN ACID, SODIUM SALT
18607.00
USB
use
20 MULE TEAM(R) BORAX TECHNICAL
159
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
18777.00
ROH
GOAL EMULSIFIABLE eONCENTRATE HERBICIDE
18804.00
CHH
BAYLETON 50% WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
18891.00
CAX
AFUGAN 30 E.C. INSECTICIDE
18920.00
USB
use
20 MULE TEAM(R) ANHYDROUS BORAX TECHNICAL
19025.00
USB
use
20 MULE TEAM(R) NEOBOR(R)
19027.00
USB
use
TECH. ZINC BORATE-20 MULE TEAM(R) FIREBRAKE(R) ZB
19184.00
CHP
CYPERMETHRIN MANUFACTURING CONCENTRATE
19295.00
SDZ
SULFUR TECHNICAL FUNGICIDE
19525.00
CYC
HYDRAMETHYLNON TECHNICAL INSECTICIDE
19612.00
TIS
TIMBER SPECIALTIES C-60 WOOD PRESERVATIVE
19656.00
DOW
DURSBAN F INSECTICIDAL CHEMICAL
19657.00
DOW
DURSBAN R INSECTICIDAL CHEMICAL
19658.00
DOW
DURSBAN 6R INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
19706.00
UNR
QUINTOZENE TERRACLOR TECHNICAL
20063.00
DOW
DURSBAN 30 SEC INSECTICIDE TECHNICAL
20088.00
Lie
CARBON DIOXIDE - C02
20320.00
DOW
DURSBAN HF INSECTICIDAL CONCENTRATE
20407.00
DOW
DURSBAN W INSECTICIDAL CONCENTRATE
1
TOTAL: 92
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 3.
SCHEDULE: 2
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
109.00
SKM
FAIRVIEW GOPHER-COP LIQUID RODENTICIDE
2985.00
CHP
BENESAN INSECTICIDE
3132.00
CCM
GENERAL WEED KILLER 600
3159.00
CGC
PMAS TURF FUNGICIDE SOLUTION
3267.00
CHD
SIE
PENTA PRESERVATIVE CONCENTRATE 1 TO 10
3294.00
MAP
CALO-CLOR TURF FUNGICIDE
3539.00
PFE
LINDANE 11% LIVESTOCK INSECTICIDE
3734.00
PFF
PFIZER 25% LINDANE W.P. INSECTICIDE
3749.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP WEED KILLER 2,4-D ESTER 400 E.C.
3780.00
CHV
ORTHOCIDE 50 WP FUNGICIDE
3846.00
MBY
MERFUSAN DUST FUNGICIDE FOR TURF
4429.00
PLG
PLANT PRODUCTS LINDANE 25 WP
4559.00
ICI
CHP
CAPTAN 50-WP WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
4980.00
CHP
CHIPMAN 2,4-D ESTER 500
5371.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP CAPTAN 50 W.P. FUNGICIDE
5475.00
ROH
KARATHANE WD
5499.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP 5% CAPTAN FUNGICIDE
6007.00
STF
CHP
CAPTAN 75 SEED PROTECTANT
6122.00
SAF
SANEX LINDANE 10% E.C.
6330.00
DOW
ESTERON 99 C CONCENTRATE
6374.00
ROH
KELTHANE EC
6420.00
CYC
CYANAMID 25 WEED KILLER
6526.00
ALS
NO-WEED LV 80
6726.00
BAT
FIXED COPPER "53" WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
6747.00
MBY
EMBUTOX E EMULSIFIABLE SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER
6857.00
BAX
CORAL ANIMAL INSECTICIDE 25% WETTABLE POWDER
7036.00
DUO
KARMEX DIURON WEED KILLER HERBICIDE
7192.00
CHV
ORTHO PHALTAN 50 WETTABLE FUNGICIDE
7239.00
MBY
MERSIL WP TURF FUNGICIDE
7398.00
CHH
LESAN (FORMERLY DEXON) 70% WETTABLE POWDER SEED FUNGICIDE
7412.00
STD
CHLORO IPC 4.8 EC HERBICIDE
7416.00
STD
STANCHEM CHLORO IPC 20% GRANULAR SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
7442.00
CHV
ORTHO DIBROM INSECTICIDE
7446.00
UCA
UCB
SEVIN 85S
7480.00
STF
CHP
FOLPET 50-WP
160
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
7482.00
STF
CHP
FOLPET 75-WP
7525.00
INT
CO-OP 2,4-D ES 1 tR LV 700 LIQUID HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
7882.00
CHH
METASYSTOX-R SPRAY CONCENTRATE
7884.00
CHH
DI-SYSTON GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
8021.00
CYC
CYTHION LIQUID GRAIN PROTECTANT
8024.00
BAT
BARTLETT WAXED MOUSE BAIT
8082.00
CHH
BAYTEX SPRAY CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
8084.00
CHH
BAYTEX SPRAY CONCENTRATE BARN INSECTICIDE
8086.00
CHH
ENTEX SPRAY CONCENTRATE PCO INSECTICIDE
8090.00
CHH
ENTEX OÏL SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE PCO INSECTICIDE
8150.00
CHD
SIE
CHAPMAN PENTA WR CONCENTRATE 1 TO 5
8165.00
LAT
LATERS CLOVER MITE KILLER EC
8277.00
CYC
CYGON 480 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
8349.00
CHP
CHIPMAN AGROX I.F. DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
8372.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP MALATHION 85% E.C. INSECTICIDE
8409.00
CYC
THIMET lO-G SYSTEMIC SOIL & SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
8504.00
CYC
CYGON 480 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
8637.00
DUQ
HYVAR X WEED KILLER
8654.00
CHD
SIE
TIMPREG PAK
8655.00
UCB
AMIZINE INDUSTRIAL WETTABLE POWDER
8656.00
CHD
SIE
TIMPREG
8661.00
CHP
GRAMOXONE LIQUID HERBICIDE
8789.00
STD
STANGARD PENTA CONCENTRATE 1-10 WOOD PRESERVATIVE
8826.00
GAX
GARDEX LIQUID GRAIN PROTECTANT
8885.00
CGC
KIL-MOR
8903.00
CHP
CHIPMAN 2,4-D ESTER 600 LV WEEDKILLER
9003.00
DOW
TORDON lOK PELLETS SYSTEMIC BRUSH KILLER
9007.00
DOW
TORDON 101 MIXTURE BRUSH KILLER HERBICIDE
9074.00
RAL
PURINA CYGON 4-E SYSl LMIC INSECTICIDE
9157.00
UCA
UCB
FENATROL LIQUID HERBICIDE
9163.00
CHH
LESAN 35% WETTABLE POWDER TURF & SOIL FUNGICIDE
9197.00
INT
IPCO GRANULAR SOIL STERILANT AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
9291.00
CHH
METASYSTOX-R SYSTEMIC SPRAY CONCENTRATE
9319.00
STF
CHP
CAPTAN 7.5 DUST
9332.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP LINDANE 20 EC INSECTICIDE
9337.00
CYC
CYTHION LIQUID INSECTICIDE PREMIUM GRADE MALATHION
9382.00
PFF
PFIZER DIMETHOATE 480
9398.00
CHH
GUTHION SPRAY CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
9427.00
PLG
PLANT FOG SULFOTEP FOR INSECT CONTROL
9505.00
CHP
AGROX B-3 DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
9512.00
CHP
REGLONE A LIQUID HERBICIDE
9560.00
DOW
ESTERON LV-600 EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE (AGRICULTURAL)
9561.00
PFF
PFIZER 2,4-D ESTER LV 600
9569.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP PMA-IO FUNGICIDE SOLUTION
9570.00
CHH
BAYTEX LIQUID CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
9582.00
ICI
CHP
CAPTAN 80-WP WETTABLE POWDER AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
9587.00
MBY
NO-WEED 2, 4-D ESTER
9625.00
OLH
OCHEMCO LV96 EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
9631.00
CGC
PATORAN 50 WP
9651.00
UCA
UCB
BROMINAL WEED KILLER
9691.00
STF
CHP
CAPTAN SP-4 FLOWABLE
9724.00
PLG
PLANT PRODUCTS 7.5% CAPTAN GREENHOUSE FUNGICIDE DUST
9763.00
PLG
LESAN SOIL & TURF FUNGICIDE
9765.00
CHP
CHIPMAN CAPTAN-METHOXYCHLOR 75-3 SEED PROTECTANT
9807.00
INT
CO-OP CYGON 4E LIQUID INSECTICIDE
9871.00
PLG
PLANT PRODUCTS THIRAM 80 WP TURF FUNGICIDE
9907.00
UCB
AQUA-KLEEN GR WEED KILLER
9916.00
PLG
PLANT-FUME LINDANE INSECTICIDE SMOKE FUMIGATOR
9918.00
PLG
META-SYSTOX-R SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
9922.00
STF
CHP
CAPTAN 4 FLOWABLE
161
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
9934.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP COPPER 50W
9945.00
DIT
LINDANE lOE INSECTICIDE
9964.00
CHV
DIFOLATAN 480 FLOW ABLE
10010.00
SHM
CGC
SHELL BIRLANE 10 GRANULES INSECTICIDE
10104.00
CGC
CYGON 480E
10146.00
DIT
FENTHION 50E EC INSECTICIDE
10177.00
CHH
DASANIT 15% GRANULAR
10197.00
PFF
PFIZER THIRAM 75 SEED FUNG DU
10216.00
PEK
PEL
HERBICIDE 273 LIQUID
10231.00
CAY
ZEP FORMULA 777 WEED KILLER
10257.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP 2,4-D ESTER 500 E.C.
10308.00
MOX
MOL
AVADEX BW GRANULAR HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL
10322.00
MBY
ZOLONE 30 WP PHOSALONE INSECTICIDE
10324.00
KEM
RIDDEX MALATHION GRAIN PROTECTANT
10339.00
CHP
MERGAMMA N-M DRILL BOX DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
10359.00
FMC
ARN
FURADAN 10 GR INSEC
10532.00
CYC
THIMET 15-G SOIL & SYSl bMIC INSECTICIDE
10609.00
ICI
CHP
DYFONATE 10-G GRANULES INSECTICIDE
10610.00
STF
CHP
DYF-THI 5-10-G SOIL INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
10628.00
DUQ
SINBAR HERBICIDE
10637.00
DOW
DURSBANME EMULSIFIABLE INSECTICIDE
10640.00
PLG
PLANT-FUME NICOTINE SMOKE FUM
10662.00
INT
IPCO NM DUAL PURPOSE DRILLBOX SEED TREATMENT POWDER
10666.00
FMC
ARN
FURADAN 5 GR SYSTEMIC INSEC
10753.00
PEF
SHL
BLADEX 80W
10776.00
CHH
FOLITHION LIQUID CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
10780.00
CHV
ORTHOCIDE 80 WP FUNGICIDE
10826.00
CHH
FURADAN 5 GRANULES
10827.00
CHH
FURADAN 10 GRANULES
10840.00
CHH
BAYLUSCIDE 5% GRANULAR MOLLUSCICIDE
10841.00
CHH
BAYLUSCIDE 5% GRANULAR SEA LAMPREY LARVICIDE
10842.00
CHH
BAYLUSCIDE-TFM WP SEA LAMPREY LARVICIDE
10895.00
CHH
DASANIT -1- THIRAM 5%-10% GRANULAR
10896.00
CHP
AGROX D-L PLUS INSECTICIDE/FUNGICIDE SEED TREATMENT POWDER
10904.00
CGC
PRINCEP 80W
10905.00
CGC
AATREX 80W
10906.00
CGC
PRIMATOL80W
10907.00
CGC
SIMMAPRIM 80W INDUS HERB
10910.00
CHH
SENCOR 50 WP AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
10924.00
VAW
WOODBRITE 24
10925.00
VAR
GUARDSMAN PENTA-PRESERVATIVE 1-10
10928.00
CGC
AATREX 90W
10975.00
CGC
BASUDIN 50W
10979.00
CGC
BASUDIN 500 E.C.
10993.00
DIT
LINDANE lOS OIL CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
11018.00
DUQ
HYVAR XL WEED & BRUSH KILLER
11022.00
BAT
CYGON 480
11025.00
UNR
DYANAP LIQUID WEED KILLER
11029.00
CHH
BAYGON U-L-V SPRAY INSECTICIDE
11045.00
CGC
AATREX LIQUID
11115.00
UCB
SEVIN 4 OIL CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID SUSPENSION
11128.00
CHP
GRAMOXONE S LIQUID HERBICIDE
11137.00
SUJ
SUH
SUMITHION FENITROTHION
11153.00
UCA
UCB
DESORMONE FORMERLY WEEDONE 170
11154.00
SHM
CGC
SHELL BIRLANE 3 INSECTICIDE
11191.00
MRZ
M ARZONE ATRAZINE 80W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
11224.00
VEL
DYCLEER LIQUID HERBICIDE
11261.00
BUL
BUSAN 30 LIQUID SEED TREATMENT FUNGICIDE
11274.00
CGC
GESAGARD 80W
11299.00
CCM
POTATO TOP KILLER 300
162
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
11312.00
ICI
CHP
SUTAN + 8E SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
11336.00
CHP
PIRIMOR 50W WETTABLE POWDER APHICIDE
11339.00
SCT
ITT
SCO 11 S PROTURF BROAD SPECTRUM GRANULAR FUNGICIDE
11340.00
VAR
VW & R GUARDSMAN MANEB-THIODAN DUST
11351.00
DUQ
KROVAR I WEED KILLER
11398.00
VAR
GUARDSMAN CYTHION 1000 AGRICULTURAL
11422.00
UNR
VITAFLO DP
11424.00
DOW
LORSBAN 4C INSECTICIDE
11442.00
VAR
DINITRO GENERAL WEEDKILLER EC CONCENTRATE
11445.00
CGC
EKKO 80W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
11450.00
DOW
DURSBAN'6 INSECTICIDAL CONCENTRATE
11451.00
INT
CO-OP D-L + C DRILL BOX SEED TREATMENT POWDER
11461.00
VAR
VW & R GUARDSMAN WEED & TOP KILLER AGRICULTURAL
11522.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP LINDANE 25 WP INSECTICIDE FOR LIVESTOCK
11529.00
BUL
BUSAN DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
11530.00
KEM
KEMSAN DIAZINON 500 EC INSECTICIDE
11547.00
SDZ
DYCLEER 24 LIQUID HERBICIDE
11575.00
STD
SPROUT-NIP POTATO SPROUT INHIBITOR
11597.00
CHC
MAG-X-STRING
11681.00
SAN
LIQUID GRAIN PROTECTANT
11725.00
DUQ
DUPONT LANNATE L INSECTICIDE
11760.00
CGC
POTATO TOP KILLER
11761.00
SIF
CHP
SUTAN-ATRAZINE 18-6 GRANULES
11763.00
CAX
SEA LAMPREY LARVICIDE
11771.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP DIURON 80W HERBICIDE
11788.00
MRZ
MART AN 50WP FUNGICIDE
11848.00
AGV
POTATO SPROUT INHIBITOR
11860.00
STD
SPROUT NIP POTATO SPROUT INHIBITOR
11889.00
PFF
PFIZER DIAZINON 500
11890.00
PFF
PFIZER DIAZINON 50W
11933.00
CHP
CHIPMAN DIAZINON 50W INSECl ICIDE
11934.00
CHP
CHIPMAN DIAZINON 500 EC INSECTICIDE
11935.00
CHP
CHIPMAN DIAZINON 500E INSECTICIDE
11936.00
STF
CHP
CAPTAN 10 DUST
12028.00
CHP
CHIPMAN CAPTAN FLOWABLE SEED TREATMENT FUNGICIDE
12029.00
CHP
CHIPMAN CAPTAN 30 METHOXYCHLOR 3 FLOWABLE SEED TREATMENT
12072.00
STD
STAN-GARD DUAL PURPOSE SASH TREATMENT
12073.00
SAF
SANEX MALATHION 836
12095.00
AVC
ABE
AVITROL CORN CHOPS
12096.00
AVC
ABE
AVITROL WHOLE CORN
12097.00
AVC
ABE
AVITROL POWDER CONCENTRATE
12098.00
AVC
ABE
AVITROL MIXED GRAINS
12104.00
VAR
GUARDSMAN HERB BOOSTER WETTING AGENT
12106.00
SAF
SANEX AVITROL CORN CHOPS
12107.00
SAF
SANEX AVITROL WHOLE CORN
12171.00
DUQ
LEXONE METRIBUZIN WEED KILLER
12216.00
KEM
RIDDEX CYTHION ULV INSECTICIDE
12223.00
DOW
DURSBAN 2 1/2 G INSECTICIDE
12224.00
VAR
GUARDSMAN DIAZINON 500 E.C. INSECTICIDE
12239.00
ICI
CHP
ERADICANE 8-E SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
12264.00
KEK
NORKEM 500 VEGETATION KILLER
12302.00
PEF
SHL
SHELL NUDRIN WATER MISCIBLE INSECTICIDE
12343.00
SAF
SANEX AVITROL SPARROW MIX BAIT
12344.00
SAF
SANEX AVITROL PIGEON MIX BAIT
12360.00
SAZ
THURICIDE 16B AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE FOR AERIAL APPLICATION
12373.00
CHP
PIRIMOR 50W WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE (CONTAINS PIRIMICARB)
APHICIDE
12400.00
CHP
CHIPMAN DIAZINON 500S INSECTICIDE
12439.00
SAF
SANEX DIAZINON 50-S
12461.00
LAT
LATERS DIAZINON 50 E.C. INSECTICIDE
163
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
12539.00
SAF
SANEX VAPO 20 EC INSECTICIDE
12599.00
ELA
SPIKE 80W TEBUTHIURON 80% WP
12767.00
CHP
MERGAMMA FLOWABLE DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
12828.00
CYC
CYCOCEL LIQUID PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
12864.00
SAF
SANEX DIMETHOATE 480 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
12865.00
SAF
CHLORDANE 8E EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
12866.00
SAF
SANEX DIAZINON 50-E
12871.00
ROH
KELTHANE AP-35
12876.00
PFF
PFIZER POTATO SEED PIECE DUAL PURPOSE TREATMENT POWDER
12944.00
GAP
GARDO NO. 73 LINDANE 10.7
13005.00
BAZ
BASF PATORAN 50-W
13051.00
UNR
VITAVAX-CAPTAN 30W
13166.00
PEF
CGC
BLADEX LIQUID HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
13188.00
AVC
ABE
AVITROL FC CORN CHOPS
13245.00
VAR
GUARDSMAN COPPER OXYCHLORIDE 50 (AGRICULTURAL)
13249.00
APB
CHP
CUTRINE PLUS
13250.00
BAX
SPOTTON CATTLE INSECTICIDE
13315.00
BUL
BUSAN 1015 DRILL BOX SEED TREATMENT
13349.00
SAF
SANEX VAPO-20 ULV CONCENTRATE
13368.00
DOW
TELONE 1 IB SOIL FUMIGANT (AGRICULTURAL)
13466.00
BAX
CORAL ANIMAL INSECTICIDE 1% SHAKER CAN
13471.00
PEJ
PEL
CHEMLEY NO SCALD DPA EC-283 (AGRICULTURAL)
13504.00
GAX
GARDEX DIAZINON 50S INSECTICIDE
13505.00
GAX
GARDEX DIAZINON 50E INSECTICIDE
13561.00
NOQ
JAK
SIMADEX SIMAZINE 80W
13571.00
NOQ
JAK
VECTAL 80W ATRAZINE
13572.00
NOQ
JAK
VECTAL FLOWABLE ATRAZINE
13614.00
CHC
CHEM-CIDE 50 S/P
13645.00
UCA
UCB
WEEDONE LV 4 AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
13646.00
MBY
WEEDONE LV 6 2,4-D ESTER
13656.00
CGC
DRILLBOX DIAZINON-LINDANE PLUS CAPTAN SEED TREATMENT
13663.00
PFF
PFIZER ENDOSULFAN 400
13694.00
KEM
RIDDEX ABATE 4E EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
13739.00
PFF
PFIZER LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER
13796.00
CGC
DCL DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
13807.00
GRB
GRZ
ALGIMYCIN PLL-C
13808.00
GRB
GRZ
SLOW RELEASE ALGIMYCIN PLL-C
13816.00
DUP
PFF
DIMILIN 25% WP INSECTICIDE
13945.00
APB
CHP
CUTRINE-PLUS GRANULAR ALGAECIDE
13948.00
CHP
CHIPMAN CAPTAN-BENOMYL FUNGICIDE
13951.00
PFF
PFIZER D-I AZINON LINDANE CAPTAN DRILL BOX SEED TREATMENT
14096.00
MKA
ATRAZINE 80W HERBICIDE FOR CORN (ATRAZINE)
14100.00
CHP
CHIPMAN ATRA-MIX ATRAZINE-OIL CONCENTRATE FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
14109.00
SAF
SANEX POISON CORN
14111.00
RAL
PURINA FLY PATROL BAIT
14114.00
CGC
PRIMEXTRA
14115.00
UNR
VITA VAX DUAL SOLUTION SEED PROTECTANT (AGRICULTURAL)
14135.00
MKA
DIUREX 80W HERBICIDE WETTABLE POWDER
14143.00
ALS
TORCH EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
14163.00
DUQ
VELPAR WEED KILLER
14170.00
VEL
DYCLEER lOP
14171.00
INT
CO-OP CAPTAN 50% WP FUNGICIDE
14172.00
INT
CO-OP ATRAZINE 90 W HERBICIDE
14179.00
CHP
TERRAKLENE LIQUID SUSPENSION RESIDUAL HERBICIDE
14180.00
CHP
TOTA-COL LIQUID SUSPENSION RESIDUAL HERBICIDE
14186.00
CHH
MATACIL 180-D OIL SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
14225.00
CHV
ORTHENE 75% SOLUBLE POWDER
14226.00
CHV
ORTHENE FOREST SPRAY CONCENTRATE
14232.00
SMP
SMM
MONOBOR-CHLORATE GRANULAR WEED & GRASS KILLER
14240.00
BLL
MAE
ZP RODENT BAIT
164
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
14258.00
CHP
CHIPMAN PREMIUM MALATHION GRAIN PROTECTANT EMULSIFIABLE
CONCENTRATE
14274.00
MKA
SIMAZINE80W
14307.00
CHH
DYLOX 420 LIQUID
14317.00
CGC
CAD TURF FUNGICIDE
14332.00
INT
CO-OP COBUTOX 400 LIQUID HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
14337.00
SHM
CGC
MAT AVEN WILD OAT HERBICIDE
14338.00
CHP
CHIPMAN SYSTEM 480 EC SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
14340.00
INT
CO-OP ATRAZINE500F
14345.00
CHP
CHIPMAN ATRAZINE 90W WETTABLE POWDER
14378.00
NOQ
JAK
FICAM W WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
14417.00
GRN
PFF
KOCIDE 101 AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
14478.00
DIS
DITHOATE 4-E
14505.00
KEM
RIDDEX ULV TOBACCO INSECTICIDE
14517.00
SMP
SMM
GRANULAR UREABOR NON-SELECTIVE KILLER
14523.00
PFF
PFIZER ATRAZINE 90W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
14524.00
PFF
PFIZER ATRAZINE 80W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
14581.00
PEF
SHL
SHELL BLAZINE 80W
14584.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR LIQUID GRAIN PROTECTANT
14597.00
SAF
SANEX CYTHION ULV CONCENTRATE
14600.00
CHP
CHIPMAN ATRAZINE FLOWABLE
14601.00
PFF
PFIZER ATRAZINE 500
14603.00
SAF
SANEX AVITROL FARM MIX FC CORN CHOPS
14616.00
MKA
ATRAZINE 90W
14617.00
PFF
PFIZER ENDOSULFAN 50 W
14623.00
UNR
ESTAKIL LV 700 2,4-D
14624.00
CHP
CHIPMAN CAPTAN FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
14626.00
UNR
ESTAKIL LV 600 2,4-D
14634.00
FFA
FFC
PYRENONE DIAZINON DUAL USE RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
14712.00
NCR
ETHION 5 THIRAM 7.5-G GRANULAR INSECTICIDE/FUNGICIDE
14721.00
NCR
ETHION 25W INSECTICIDE
14727.00
MBY
THIODAN-2 ZINEB-5
14739.00
MBY
ESTASOL 2,4-D ESI ER LV 600
14741.00
MBY
FIXED COPPER 50-W
14744.00
MBY
ELGETOL
14752.00
NCR
LINDANE 25-W INSECTICIDE
14753.00
MBY
THIRAM 75 W FUNGICIDE
14767.00
MBY
CYGON 480-E
14778.00
NCR
DYTOP POTATO TOP KILLER
14784.00
NCR
ETHION 2% SUPERIOR OIL 70 AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
14785.00
NCR
SINOX GENERAL HERBICIDE
14796.00
MBY
SILVAPROP LV700 1:1 BRUSHKILLER
14800.00
MBY
PROPATURF HERBICIDE
14801.00
MBY
WAXED MOUSE BAIT 2 AGRICULTURAL
14803.00
MBY
ESTAPROP EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID HERBICIDE
14806.00
MBY
GOPHER POISON
14818.00
ALS
TBA-4 GENERAL WEED KILLER
14819.00
PFF
PFIZER ETHION 5 - THIRAM 7.5G INS/FUN
14823.00
MKA
LTR
CAPTAN 50W FUNGICIDE
14842.00
CGC
AATREX NINE-O
14864.00
SAF
SANEX VAPO 50 INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
14866.00
SAF
SANEX Z-PHOS RODENT BAIT
14867.(X)
CHG
CHH
SENCOR 500F FLOWABLE HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
14878.(K)
MBY
PARDNER EMULSIFIABLE SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER
14879.00
DOW
LORSBAN 4E INSECTICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
14893.(X)
INT
IPCO BENOLIN-R INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE DUST (SEED TREATMENT)
14916.00
NCR
BIVERT - PH LIQUID ADJUVANT
14942.(H)
NUX
NUODEX PMA-18 PAINT PRESERVATIVE
14943.(X)
NUX
NUODEX PMO-10 PAINT PRESERVATIVE
14944.00
NUX
SUPER AD-IT PAINT PRESERVATIVE
165
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
14945.00
NUX
NUODEX PMA-60
14979.00
CGC
AATREX PLUS AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
14980.00
BAZ
PATORAN FL LIQUID SUSPENSION HERBICIDE
14993.00
CHP
GAMMASAN SEED TREATMENT POWDER
14998.00
RAB
HER
RID-A-BIRDUOO
14999.00
CGC
DUAL CIBA-GEIGY 960E
15027.00
MBY
DESORMONE 7 (HERBICIDE FOR BRUSH & WEEDS)
15032.00
BAZ
BASF BASAMID GRANULAR SOIL FUMIGANT (AGRICULTURAL)
15046.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP ENDOSULFAN 4E INSECTICIDE/MITICIDE
15047.00
SAF
SANEX CANARY SEED MOUSE KILLER READY TO USE BAIT
15084.00
CYC
NOVABAC - 3 BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
15086.00
UAG
PFIZER DINOSEB 300 P.T.K. AGRICULTURAL
15103.00
BAX
K.R.S. SPRAY FOAM WITH CO- RAL FOR TREATMENT OF WOUNDS
15109.00
NCR
NIAGARA ATRAZINE 80W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
15113.00
RAL
PURINA MANGE CONTROL
15152.00
ZOE
ZOD
ALTOSID BRIQUET MOSQUITO GROWTH REGULATOR
15210.00
PFF
PFIZER CAPTAN 50W
15281.00
CAT
CANTOL 450 A LIQUID NON-SELECTIVE VEGETATION KILLER
15333.00
MKA
THIONEX 50W ENDOSULFAN INSECTICIDE
15353.00
DIS
STOCKPEST LOUSE SPRAY CONCENTRATE
15360.00
BAX
LYSOFF POUR-ON FOR LICE
15368.00
BLL
MAE
ZP TRACKING POWDER
15478.00
ELA
HERBEC 20P HERBICIDE
15533.00
UNR
VITAVAX RS FLOWABLE SYSTEMIC LIQUID (SEED PROTECTANT)
15537.00
UNR
VITA VAX DUAL POWDER SEED PROTECTANT
15559.00
CHV
ORTHENE TREE & ORNAMENTAL SPRAY
15567.00
SAF
SANEX ABATE 2G GRANULAR MOSQUITO LARVICIDE
15586.00
AVC
ABE
ORNITROL CHEMOSTERILANT FOR PIGEON CONTROL
15587.00
MBY
THIRALIN PLUS FUNGICIDE/INSECTICIDE
15611.00
PEF
SHL
SHELL BLAGAL LIQUID HERBICIDE
15706.00
ROH
STAMPEDE CM POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDE
15707.00
PFF
PFIZER DIPHENOPROP 700
15732.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR GOLDEN MALRIN 20 QWIK-KILL
15738.00
SHM
RIPCORD 400EC AGRICULTURAL INSECI ICIDE
15745.00
KEM
RIDDEX DDVP-350 ULV INSECTICIDE
15747.00
CAX
THIODAN 4 EC INSECTICIDE
15755.00
INT
CO-OP POTATO SEED PIECE TREATMENT
15821.00
CAX
THIODAN 50-WP INSECTICIDE
15836.00
SAF
SANEX ATRAZINE 80 W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
15840.00
SHM
CGC
BELMARK 300 AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
15843.00
CHP
SWEEP NO-TILL HERBICIDE
15864.00
SHM
CGC
SHELL BIRLANEmilRAM
15881.00
INT
IPCO AG-SURF LIQUID SPRAY ADJUVANT AGRICULTURAL
15885.00
PEF
SHL
SHELL BLAZINE LIQUID HERBICIDE
15893.00
DOW
TELONE 11 LIQUID SOIL FUMIGANT
15897.00
MKA
DIAZOL (DIAZINON) 50W
15902.00
NOQ
JAK
SIMADEX SIMAZINE FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
15920.00
CHP
TALON RODENTICIDE PELLETS
15921.00
MKA
DIAZOL 50 EC INSECTICIDE
15927.00
CHP
TALON RODENTICIDE MINI PELLETS
15933.00
UNR
THIRAM 75WP WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
15959.00
DUO
DU PONT LEXONE DF WEED KILLER
15971.00
MBY
RODENT BAIT RODENTICIDE FOR POCKET GOPHERS
15981.00
DOW
ESTERON'600 FORESTRY HERBICIDE
16021.00
GRX
MALATHION 1000
16037.00
LAT
LATER'S LAGON 480E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
16047.00
PFF
PFIZER COPPERCIDE
16049.00
PFF
PFIZER SIMAZINE 80W
16064.00
CHP
RATAK -1- RODENTICIDE PELLETS
16122.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP WAXED MOUSE BAIT 2
166
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
16125.00
CHH
SENCOR 50 WETTABLE GRANULAR HERBICIDE
16140.00
LAT
LATER-S COPPER SPRAY W.P. FUNGICIDE
16164.00
MBY
BUCTRIL M
16198.00
GAX
GARDEX MALATHION ULV CONCENTRATE
16209.00
GRX
LINDANE 25W
16215.00
WIL
WILSARIN RAT & MOUSE KILLER PELLE I S
16253.00
MKA
PROMETRYNE 80W (PROMETREX 80WP)
16290.00
LAT
LATER'S DINOSEB GENERAL EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
16323.00
DOW
TELONE C-17-R SOIL FUMIGANT
16324.00
DOW
TELONE C-17 SOIL FUMIGANT
16370.00
CGC
PRINCEP NINE-T
16410.00
NCR
NIAGARA DIMETHOATE 480-E
16427.00
MKA
URAGAN80WP
16428.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP L.V. WEEDKILLER 2,4-D ESTER 600 E.C.
16429.00
UNR
YELLOW STUFF G HERBICIDE
16432.00
UNR
TOPPER POTATO TOP KILLER
16447.00
MBY
FORMULA 500 ATRAZINE FLOW ABLE HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
16451.00
UNR
VITA VAX RS POWDER
16453.00
PFF
PFIZER DYCLEER 12
16456.00
MBY
ISOPROP700 1:1 BRUSHKILLER
16460.00
SAF
SANEX ABATE 4E INSECTICIDE EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE
16476.00
GAX
GARDEX VAPONA-20 ULV CONCENTRATE
16478.00
MKA
BROMEX (NALED) EC
16481.00
PFF
PFIZER DIPHENOPROP 480
16482.00
DOW
TORDON lOK PELLETS SYSTEMIC BRUSH KILLER
16518.00
SAF
SANEX DIAZINON 50 E.C. INSECTICIDE AGRICULTURAL
16532.00
PFF
PFIZER DIPHENOPROP 600
16545.00
SDZ
DYVEL LIQUID HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL
16556.00
UCA
UCB
DESORMONE LV-700
16579.00
SAF
SANEX LOW- VOLATILE 2,4-D ESTER 80
16622.00
PEF
TORQUE 480
16641.00
BAZ
LADDOK LIQUID SUSPENSION HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
16657.00
MBY
NIAGARA ISOPROP600 1:1 BRUSHKILLER
16662.00
CGC
GALEX 500 E.C.
16675.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP FORESTER E.C. FORESTRY HERBICIDE
16724.00
LAT
LATER'S L.V. BRUSH KILLER 700
16736.00
PFF
PFIZER 2,4-D BUTYRIC 400
16834.00
CLR
AGT
PMAS WINTER TURF FUNGICIDE
16836.00
CLR
AGT
CADDY LIQUID CADMIUM TURF FUNGICIDE
16863.00
TIR
TIS
PATOX POLE TREATING WRAP TYPE I
16873.00
ABT
ABC
DIPEL88
16885.00
UNR
DIAZOL 50W (DIAZINON)
16886.00
UNR
DIAZOL 50EC (DIAZINON)
16948.00
GET
EPIBLOC RODENTICIDE
17001.00
BAZ
CYCOCEL EXTRA
17087.00
CYC
THIMET 15-G SOIL & SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
17133.00
BIP
CHH
NOVABAC-3
17145.00
ALS
BROMOX 450M EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
17160.00
MBY
AQUASHADE
17199.00
SAZ
THURICIDE32B
17200.00
ZOE
ZOD
THURICIDE 32LV
17242.00
CHG
CHH
SENCOR 75DF SPRAYULE (AGRICULTURAL)
17245.00
DUO
DUPONT GLEAN HERBICIDE
17247.00
SDZ
APEX 65 E.C. INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR
17274.00
CGC
RIDOMIL 240EC (AGRICULTURAL)
17276.00
PFF
PFIZER DIMETHOATE 435
17296.00
ABC
VECTOBAC
17300.00
CGC
RIDOMIL MZ 72W
17305.00
CAX
DECIS 2.5 EC INSECTICIDE
17324.00
ZOE
ZOD
KABAT TOBACCO PROTECTOR
167
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
17354.00
CHP
RATAK + RODENTICIDE MINI-PELLETS
17384.00
PFF
PFIZER STAMPEDE CM
17412.00
INT
WEEDAWAY 2,4-D LV ESTER 700 LIQUID HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
17418.00
CHH
MATACIL 180 FLOW ABLE INSECTICIDE
17420.00
CHH
AMAZE 20% GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
17421.00
CHH
AMAZE 15% GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
17449.00
SAF
SANEX GREEN TEK VAPO E.C.
17465.00
UNR
B-NINE-SP
17540.00
UCA
UCB
DRAGON EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
17541.00
UCA
UCB
DRAGONMATE EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
17557.00
MOM
MAE
MOTOMCO WATER SOLUBLE PIVALYN CONCENTRATE
17599.00
PLG
B-NINE-SP
17669.00
UCB
SABRE BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
17675.00
MBY
TORCH DS BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
17697.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP SIMAZINE 80 W.P. HERBICIDE
17702.00
KEK
NORKEM TSS
17703.00
EMO
EMPIRE EL TVK
17740.00
VEL
CTX
CHLORDANE C- 100 EC
17778.00
DUP
CHH
FUTURA SUSPENSION BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
17824.00
FPM
LECONTVIRUS BIOLOGIAL INSECTICIDE
17868.00
CGC
RIPCORD 400 AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
17873.00
CGC
BELMARK 300 AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
17877.00
VEL
BANVEL lOG
17879.00
CGC
BIRLANEATHIRAM
17881.00
CGC
BIRLANE 3 G INSECTICIDE
17882.00
CGC
NUDRIN
17895.00
CGC
BIRLANE 10
17899.00
CGC
ATRAZINE 80 W HERBICIDE
17900.00
CGC
BLAGAL HERBICIDE
17901.00
CGC
BLADEX LIQUID AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
17902.00
CGC
BLAZINE LIQUID
17903.00
CGC
BLAZINE 80W HERBICIDE
17904.00
CGC
MATAVEN AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
17905.00
CGC
ATRAZINE 500 L HERBICIDE
17906.00
CGC
BLADEX 80W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
17940.00
CHH
FURADAN CR-10 SYSTEMIC INSECl ICIDE
17954.00
ABT
ABC
DIPEL 132
17958.00
UCB
BROMOX 720 M BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
17980.00
SDZ
THURICIDE48LV
17983.00
MBY
ZOLONE FLO
18001.00
MBY
PARDNER (AGRICULTURAL EMULSIFIABLE SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER)
18008.00
UCB
BROMOX C-100 BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
18022.00
MBY
BUCTRIL M EMULSIFIABLE SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER (AGRICULTURAL)
18133.00
CHP
GAM M AS AN + FLOW ABLE RAPESEED TREATMENT
18158.00
ABT
ABC
VECTOBAC-200G
18197.00
DUQ
VELPARL HERBICIDE
18230.00
INT
WEEDAWAY COBUTOX 400 LIQUID HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
18353.00
NOQ
JAK
VORLEX PLUS LIQUID SOIL FUMIGANT
18354.00
NOQ
JAK
VORLEX PLUS CP LIQUID SOIL FUMIGANT
18450.00
CGC
AATREX LIQUID 480
18491.00
CGC
PRIMATOL 480 LIQUID
18492.00
CGC
SIMMAPRIM NINE-T
18501.00
CGC
PRIMATOL NINE-0
18550.00
CGC
SUPRACIDE 240 EC
18684.00
CHP
CHIPMAN ATRAZINE FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
18812.00
DRX
CPM
DREXEL ATRAZINE 600 HERBICIDE
18837.00
SDZ
BANVEL HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL
19066.00
INT
CO-OP AATREX NINE-0
19091.00
CGC
BLADEX T.T.C.
19112.00
CEV
APA
TRUEGRIT PIVALYN
168
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
19114.00
CEV
APA
TRUEGRIT GOPHER-RID
19157.00
SDZ
DYCLEER 480 HERBICIDE
19159.00
CGC
BLADEX NINE-T AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
19162.00
INT
CO-OP ATRAZINE 600 FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
19170.00
CHP
CYMBUSH 250EC
19217.00
MBY
EMBUTOX 625
19219.00
DU?
CHH
BACTIMOS WETTABLE POWDER
19220.00
DU?
CHH
BACTIMOS GRANULES
19292.00
CHP
VENTURE PYRETHROID INSECTICIDE
19349.00
SDZ
MARKSMAN HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
19409.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS BASUDIN 500EC
19455.00
ABT
ABC
VECTOBAC 600L
19477.00
DOW
DURSBAN TC TERMITICIDE CONCENTRATE
19576.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP DIAZINON 50 W.P. INSECTICIDE
19611.00
DOW
DURSBAN L.O. INSECTICIDE
19677.00
KEM
KEMSAN DDVP-20 E.C. INSECTICIDE
19680.00
KEM
KEMSAN DDVP-20 ULV INSECTICIDE
19722.00
SAF
SANEX CHLORDANE 8E
19728.00
NOQ
JAK
TURCAM INSECTICIDE
19864.00
PLG
TRUMPET INSECTICIDE
19884.00
INT
IPCO DIMETHOATE 480 AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
19899.00
MOX
MOL
VISION SILVICULTURE HERBICIDE
20105.00
NOQ
JAK
FICAM PLUS SYNERGIZED PYRETHRINS
20485.00
DUP
CHH
FUTURA XLV SUSPENSION
20544.00
CHH
SENCOR 75% WP HERBICIDE
20575.00
DOW
DURSBAN TURF INSECTICIDE
20835.00
ELA
ENHANCE
20944.00
DOW
LORSBAN 50W WP INSECTICIDE AGRICULTURAL
20968.00
CHH
SENCOR SOLUPAK 75DF (AGRICULTURAL)
21035.00
NOQ
JAK
APOLLO (SC) OVICIDAL MITICIDE
TOTAL:
543
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 4.
SCHEDULE: 3
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
34.00
STD
FORMALDEHYDE SN SEED TREAT
179.00
GRA
META SLUG KILLER BAIT
685.00
NOX
NOXALL EARWIG BAIT BRAN
997.00
MBS
GDR
CORRY'S SLUG & SNAIL DEATH
2150.00
NOX
SLUGO SLUG BAIT
2238.00
CHP
CHIPMAN 2,4-D AMINE 500 WEEDKILLER
2687.00
DOW
FORMULA 40C LIQUID FARM WEED KILLER
2791.00
PLG
SLUG-EM SLUG BAIT
2851.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP 2,4-D AMINE LIQUID 400 SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER
2915.00
CHV
ORTHORIX SPRAY
3186.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS 2,4-D AMINE 500
3517.00
UCB
NO-WEED 2,4-D AMINE
3608.00
TEI
NEVAROT WATER REPELLENT WOOD PRESERVATIVE
3645.00
KEM
DED-RAT WARFARIN RODENTICIDE CONCENTRATE
3676.00
INT
CO-OP 2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
3794.00
PLG
NO-DAMP FUNGICIDE FOR DAMPING-OFF
3927.00
UCA
UCB
WEEDAR 80 LIQUID WEED KILLER
3937.00
WIL
WILSON'S WARFARIN CONC KILLS RATS & MICE
4067.(K)
CHP
METHOXONE SODIUM 300 MCPA WEEDKILLER
41.55.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID DANDELION KILLER
4282.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS MALATHION 500 EC
4294.00
CGC
TCA SOLUBLE PELLETS
4588.(K)
CYC
CYTHION INSECTICIDE
169
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
4590.00
CYC
CYTHION 50% MALATHION EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
4638.(K)
PLC
PLANT PRODUCTS MALATHION 50E
4709.00
PFF
PFIZER 50% MALATHION INSECTICIDE
4860.00
CHP
C-I-L MALATHION 50 CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
4863.00
INT
CO-OP WARBLE POWDER
4864.00
CHP
CHIPMAN 25% MALATHION
4878.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP METHOXYCHLOR 50% W.P. AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
4916.00
UCA
UCB
WEEDAR MCPA CONENTRATE AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
4918.00
ROH
DITHANE M-22 WETTABLE POWDER MANEB 80% AGRICULTURAL
5054.00
KCD
MARLATE 50 METHOXYCHLOR INSECTICIDE
5080.00
WIL
WILSON'S WARFARIN BAIT CONCENTRATE KILLS RATS & MICE
5095.00
CGD
CGA
MITIN FF HIGH CONCENTRATE
5136.00
CHP
CHIPMAN FERBAM WP FUNGICIDE
5339.00
OSD
PENTOX PRIMER SEALER WOOD PRESERVER CLEAR
5429.00
GAP
GARDO NO. 16 FLY BAIT
5449.00
KIN
KING ROSE & FLOWER DUST
5460.00
INT
CO-OP MCPA SODIUM SALT 300 LIQUID HERBICIDE
5739.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP SLUG DUST
5745.(K)
CYC
AMINO TRIAZOLE
5780.00
INT
CO-OP FLOWER & GARDEN DUST
5821.00
INT
CO-OP MALATHION 500 EC INSECTICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
5931.00
PFF
PFIZER 2,4-D AMINE 600
5937.00
MBY
TROPOTOX WEED KILLER
5942.00
CGC
MCPA AMINE 500
5981.00
CGL
MCPA AMINE 500
6017.00
CHH
DIPTEREX SUGAR BAIT FLY KILLER
6022.00
SAF
SANEX MALATHION 50M
6024.00
SAF
CHLORO 2 INSECTICIDE
6047.00
UCB
NO-WEED MCPA AMINE 500
6192.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS MULTI-PURPOSE FLOWER & VEGETABLE DUST
6274.00
PFF
PFIZER MCPA AMINE 400
6298.00
LAT
LATER'S GARDEN FUNGICIDE
6335.00
LAT
EATER'S LIME SULPHUR SN FUNGICIDE ACARICIDE
6453.00
STF
CHP
VAPAM LIQUID SOIL FUMIGANT
6639.00
RAL
PURINA HOG & CATTLE DUSTING POWDER
6713.00
LAT
LATER'S MALATHION 50 INSECT SPRAY
6731.00
CHH
DYRENE 50% WETTABLE POWDER FOLIAGE FUNGICIDE
6757.00
REC
CREOSOTE WOOD PRESERVATIVE LIQUID
68.39.00
MBY
SEVIN 50W CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
6916.00
LAT
LATER'S BUG-GETA SLUG & SNAIL KILLER
6936.00
LAT
LATER'S SLUG & SNAIL KILLER #50
6937.00
NOQ
JAK
ACTI DIONE P.M. FLOWER FUNGICIDE
6954.00
LAT
LATER'S WEEVIL & EARWIG BAIT
6967.00
STD
2,4-D AMINE 80 SN WEEDKILLER
6969.00
STD
MCPA AMINE 80 WEEDKILLER FOR CEREALS
6998.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP FORMALIN FUNGICIDE SOLUTION
7062.00
STF
CHP
EPTAM 5-G HERB
7108.00
UCB
NO-WEED MCPA SODIUM SALT
7162.00
UCB
AMITROLT
7251.00
UNR
QUINTOZENE (TERRACLOR) 75 WP SOIL FUNGICIDE
7270.00
DUR
WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
7315.00
CYC
CYPREX 65-W FRUIT FUNGICIDE
7363.00
MBY
COMPITOX LIQUID SELECl IVE WEEDKILLER
7386.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID LIME SULPHUR
7512.00
PLG
PLANT-FUME TEDION V18 MITICIDE SMOKE FUMIGATOR
7559.00
UCB
AMIZOL
7572.00
INT
CO-OP DALAPON GRASS KILLER
76.39.00
CHP
REGLONE LIQUID HERBICIDE & DESICCANT
7647.00
CHH
DYLOX 5% GRANULAR BAIT CROP INSECTICIDE
7687.00
LAT
LATER'S GRASS KILLER SP
170
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
7697.00
CYC
AMITROLE 90 WEEDKILLER
7715.00
PLC
SKOOT REPELLENT FOR RABBITS MICE & DEER
7717.00
BAT
BARTLETT ROPELLENT REPELLENT OF RABBITS & RODENTS
7743.00
UCB
AMIBEN LIQUID WEED KILLER
7754.00
INT
CO-OP ROSE DUST INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
7812.00
STD
MCPA SODIUM SALT 48 WEEDKILLER FOR CEREALS
7835.00
TAS
ATRA PELL WEED SHRUB GRASS KILLER
7876.00
CHH
DYRENE TURF FUNGICIDE 50% WETTABLE POWDER
7893.00
CYC
CYTROL AMITROL-T WEED KILLER
8020.00
CHP
C-I-L VEGETATION KILLER STERIL
8035.00
RER
REL-EX STOP-PEST PRODUCTS HOUSEHOLD INSECT DESTROYER
8144.00
LAT
LATERS ZINEB 15% DUST FUNGICIDE
8151.00
MBY
SEVIN 80S CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
8159.00
CHP
CHIPMAN PREMIUM LAWN WEEDKILLER
8167.00
MOX
MOL
AVADEX BW HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL
8168.00
CHD
SIE
POL-NU PAK GROUND-LINE POLE TREAT BANDAGE
8169.00
GRA
META SLUG PELLETS
8170.00
CHD
SIE
POL-NU PAK GROUND-LINE POLE TREATMENT
8184.00
CHP
CHIPMAN SEVIN 85W INSEC
8211.00
MBY
TROPOTOX PLUS 400
8223.00
BAZ
BASFAPON SOLUBLE POWDER HERBICIDE
8253.00
DOW
DOW MCPA 300 FARM WEED KILLER SOLUTION (AGRICULTURAL)
8287.00
DUQ
LOROX WEED KILLER
8289.00
SDZ
PENTAC WP MITICIDE
8352.00
CHH
LESAN (FORMERLY DEXON) 5% GRANULAR SOIL FUNGICIDE
8370.00
CGC
CIBA-GEIGY VAPONA INSECTICIDE LIVESTOCK SPRAY
8373.00
ALS
ACS GRASS KILLER
8393.00
STF
CHP
TILLAM 7.2-E PEBULATE
8404.00
DOO
CCC PENTOL
8406.00
DOO
CCC CREOSOTE
8419.00
LAT
LATERS PYRETHRUM EC INSECTICIDE
8469.00
INT
CO-OP LAWN WEED KILLER
8480.00
INT
CO-OP MALATHION INSECT SPRAY
8524.00
INT
CO-OP PREMIUM LAWN WEED KILLER
8556.00
ROH
DITHANE M-45
8567.00
CYC
CYGON 240 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
8580.00
WAL
WATKINS FLY BAIT
8588.00
CHH
MORESTAN 25% WETTABLE POWDER MITICIDE-FUNGICIDE
8595.00
MBY
COMPITOX PLUS LIQUID WEEDKILLER
8624.00
GAX
GARDEX 50% MALATHION EC INSECTICIDE
8768.00
CHH
BAYGON 2% ROACH BAIT INSECTICIDE
8770.00
CHH
BAYGON SPRAY CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
8772.00
NOQ
JAK
BOTRAN 75W FUNGICIDE
8775.00
PLG
PLANTFUME DDVP SMOKE FUMIGATOR
8781.00
CGC
VAPONA FOGGING SOLUTION
8791.00
STD
STANGARD PAINTABLE PENTA CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE
8799.00
STD
STANGARD PENTA 1:4 CONCENTRATE WR WATER REPELLENT WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
8801.00
STD
STANGARD PENTA WR WATER REPELLENT WOOD PRESERVATIVE
8808.00
CHH
DYRENE LAWN FUNGICIDE WETTABLE POWDER
8819.00
CHP
C-I-L SLUG KILLER PELLETS
8845.00
RAW
CATTLE & BARN SPRAY
8871.00
UCB
AMIBEN GRANULAR HERBICIDE
8950.00
CHH
DYLOX LIQUID SOLUTION
8963.00
SDS
SDB
DACTHAL W-75 HERBICIDE
8971.00
LAT
LATERS LIQ SLUG & SNAIL KILLER
8975.00
CHP
MECOPROP AMINE 200 WEEDKILLER
9001.00
SAL
SEVIN INSEC
9025.00
UCA
UCB
WEEDONE SPOT GRASS & WEEDKILLER
9033.00
YAP
ULTRAMINE 2,4-D AMINE 5(X) LIQUID HERBICIDE
171
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
9034.00
LAT
LATERS 10 METHOXYCHLOR DUST INSECTICIDE FOR VEGETABLES
9042.00
DOL
DOMINION SEVIN FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY
9057.00
ICI
CHP
BETASAN 4.8-E EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID HERBICIDE
9082.00
DUQ
MANZATE D FUNGICIDE
9099.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS POTATO DUST INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
9103.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID MULTI-WEEDER FOR LAWNS
9110.00
HOS
SUPER SOLIGNUM 10-10 CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE
9171.00
LAI
NIK
FLOMOR FOR CONTROL OF MICROORGANISMS IN TAP HOLES
9172.00
CGC
SEVIN 50% SPRAY POWDER
9178.00
INT
CO-OP MCPA AMINE 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
9182.00
CGC
CIODRIN 200 BACK-RUBBER EC INSECTICIDE
9183.00
RAL
PURINA DAIRY SPRAY SPECIAL
9186.00
CGC
CIOVAP LIVESTOCK SPRAY
9191.00
CGC
MECOPROP LIQUID HERBICIDE
9224.00
GRO
ORCHARD LIME SULPHUR INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
9243.00
GRA
GREENLEAF LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION
9257.00
ELA
TREFLAN EC CONTAINS TRIFLURALIN
9284.00
CHP
METHOXONE AMINE 500 MCPA LIQUID WEEDKILLER
9294.00
DUQ
TUPERSAN WEED KILLER
9312.00
CHP
CHIPMAN METHOXYCHLOR 50W AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE •
9318.00
LAT
LATER'S ZINEB 80 WP FUNGICIDE
9331.00
PEN
PESTROY AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
9342.00
MBY
CALMIX PELLETS WEEDKILLER & SOIL STERILANT
9350.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS KILLEX LAWN WEED KILLER
9408.00
CHH
DYLOX PLUS METASYSTOX-R
9419.00
BAX
NEGUVON POUR-ON-CATTLE INSECTICIDE
9448.00
CGC
CIOVAP BACK-RUBBER SOLUTION
9455.00
GAP
GARDO ANTI-FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
9457.00
CHP
C-I-L WEED & GRASS KILLER
9465.00
CHV
ORTHO SUPER WEED-B-GON
9492.00
MBE
MARQUETTE SEVIN 50% INSECTICIDE
9498.00
CHH
MORESTAN 2% DUST MITICIDE INSECTICIDE FUNGICIDE
9509.00
CGC
TENORAN 50WP AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
9516.00
PFF
PFIZER MCPA AMINE 500
9524.00
LAT
LATER'S HYBOR-D GRANULAR SOIL STERILANT
9528.00
DOW
2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID FARM WEED KILLER (AGRICULTURAL)
9535.00
REC
PENTA-PHENOL WOOD PRESERVATIVE & PRIMER-SEALER
9537.00
INT
CO-OP FRUIT & SHRUB DUST OR SPRAY INSECTICIDE FUNGICIDE
9547.00
PFF
PFIZER 2,4-D AMINE 500
9554.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP LIQUID MECOPROP HERBICIDE FOR TURF & CEREALS
9603.00
CGC
CASORON 4G
9656.00
INT
CO-OP SLUG BAIT INSECTICIDE PELLETS
9669.00
ROH
DITHANE M-22 SPECIAL
9699.00
RER
REL-EX STOP-PEST PRODUCTS TRIPLE "A" SPRAY
9704.00
LAT
LATER'S ROSE & FLORAL DUST INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
9712.00
DIT
WARFARIN RODENTICIDE POWDER CONCENTRATE
9726.00
CHV
ISOTOX INSECT SPRAY
9731.00
VIG
VIGORO CRABGRASS PREVENTER
9738.00
ICI
CHP
IMIDAN 50-WP AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
9740.00
VIG
VIGORO DANDELION KILLER
9774.00
REC
RECOCHEM LIQUID CRESQZENE
9777.00
CGL
2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
9801.00
WIL
WILSON'S CYGON 2-E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
9802.00
WIL
WILSON 50% MALATHION LIQUID
9803.00
GRA
GREENLEAF SUPREME DORMANT OIL SPRAY
9811.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS KILLEX LIQUID TURF HERBICIDE
9824.00
ABE
WACO 65-20 MAL-THANE FOGGING OIL
9827.00
CHH
DYLOX 80% SOLUBLE POWDER
9832.00
SDS
SDB
DACONIL 2787 W-75 TURF CARE
9853.00
DOW
MCPA AMINE 500 FARM WEED KILLER (AGRICULTURAL)
172
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
9858.00
PFF
PFIZER MCPA SODIUM 300
9888.00
CHV
ORTHO BUG-GETA PE
9898.00
INT
CO-OP LIVESTOCK SPRAY INSECTICIDE
9899.00
INT
CO-OP BACKRUBBER SOLUTION INSECTICIDE
9903.00
UCA
UCB
SUPER D LIQUID WEEDONE
9909.00
UCB
LIQUID AMIZINE A GENERAL WEED KILLER
9920.00
KEM
RIDDEX MALATHION 500 EC EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
9921.00
STF
CHP
EPTAM 2.3-G EPTC
9927.00
STF
CHP
VERNAM 7.2-E VERNOLATE
9958.00
INT
CO-OP GARDEN MAGGOT KILLER
9975.00
DIT
MALATHION 50E EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID INSECTICIDE
9977.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS WEED-NO-MORE
9978.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS MAGGOT KILLER GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
9986.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS FRUIT TREE & GARDEN SPRAY
9987.00
PLG
PLANT FOG DDVP A THERMAL FOGGING SOLUTION
9989.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS CRABGRASS KILLER LIQUID
9995.00
CGC
VAPONA 5% FOGGING SOLUTION
10038.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS CYGON 240EC
10061.00
DIT
SULFARIN RODENTICIDE POWDER CONCENTRATE
10085.00
NOQ
JAK
ENIDE 50W HERBICIDE SELECTIVE PRE-EMERGENCE HERBICIDE
10099.00
MBY
X-ALL LIQUID HERBICIDE (GENERAL WEED CONTROL)
10110.00
CGC
CIODRIN LIVESTOCK FLY & LOUSE KILLER
10132.00
VAR
GUARDSMAN MALATHION 500 EC INSECTICIDE
10134.00
SAF
SANEX VAMAFOG INSECTICIDE FOGGING SOLUTION
10150.00
KEM
RIDDEX DDVP-5 FOGGING INSECTICIDE
10176.00
UCA
UCB
WEEDONE GARDEN WEEDER
10178.00
ICI
CHP
RO-NEET 7.2-E EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
10179.00
ICI
CHP
RO-NEET lOG SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
10184.00
OLH
OCHEMCO SUPER 2,4-D AMINE 80 LIQUID HERBICIDE
10186.00
ROH
DITHANE M-45 POTATO SEED PIECE FUNGICIDE
10233.00
CHH
BAYGON LIQUID CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
10243.00
PLG
PLANT PRODUCTS FUNGICIDE DUST CONTAINS 20% QUINTOZENE
10256.00
CHV
TRIOX VEGETATION KILLER
10292.00
DIT
PYRATEX RSC ROACH SPRAY CONCENTRATE
10304.00
WIL
WILSON SLUG BAIT PELLETS
10305.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP STREPTOMYCIN 1 7
10310.00
INT
CO-OP STOCKFLY POWDER INSECTICIDE
10320.00
LAV
DURO-TEC WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR VARNISH 545-274
10325.00
CGC
KILLEX SPOT WEEDER
10326.00
UNR
OMITE-30W MITICIDE
10337.00
CHP
C-I-L LEAFMINER KILLER CYGON 2-E
10338.00
CHP
AGROX N-M DRILL BOX & SLURRY SEED TREATMENT POWDER
10387.00
INT
CO-OP SEVIN 50W WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
10401.00
MBY
WEEDAR MCPA AMINE (BROADLEAF HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL)
10455.00
VAR
DIMETHOATE 480 E.C. SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
10474.00
CAX
NATA SODIUM TCA GRASS KILLER PELLETS
10481.00
CGC
METHOXYCHLOR 240 EC
10483.00
UCA
ALS
WEEDAR MCPA SODIUM
10495.00
ROH
DIKAR FUNGICIDE-MITICIDE WETTABLE POWDER
10511.00
NOX
DAWGONE DOG REPELLENT
10513.00
UCA
UCB
ORNAMENTAL WEEDER
10526.00
DUO
MANZATE 200 MANCOZEB FUNGICIDE
10559.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS ROSE DUST INSECTICIDE FUNGICIDE
10569.00
SAF
SANEX WOODCHUCK BOMBS
10585.00
KEM
RIDDEX DDVP- 10 FOGGING INSECTICIDE
10590.00
CHP
C-I-L LAWN WEEDKILLER TRICEP
10593.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS SLUG DESTROYER PELLETS
10603.(X)
CHP
CHIPMAN METHOXYCHLOR SPRAY CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
10617.00
CHD
SIE
TIMPREG B POL-NU TYPE WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREASE
10619.00
KVL
SEVIN POULTRY & LIVESTOCK WETTABLE INSECTICIDE
173
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
10621.00
STF
CHP
SUTAN 10-G SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
10627.00
INT
CO-OP WEEDRITE GRANULAR HERBICIDE
10636.00
DOW
DURSBAN*2E EMULSIFIABLE INSECTICIDE
10639.00
WIL
WILSON'S GARDEN SPRAY
10644.00
INT
CO-OP INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE DUST
10660.00
INT
IPCO NM DRILLBOX SEED TREATMENT POWDER
10690.00
LAT
LATER'S METHOXYCHLOR 25% EC INSECTICIDE
10708.00
SDS
DACTHAL G-5 HERBICIDE
10711.00
KIN
KING PTV POTATO TOMATO & VEGETABLE DUST
10742.00
LAT
LATER'S GARD-N-AID ROSE SPRAY
10744.00
UCA
UCB
WEEDONE PREEMERGENCE CRABGRASS CONTROL
10757.00
LAT
LATER'S RESIDUAL CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
10779.00
REC
MIRA-SOL INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH DEODORIZER & CLEANER
10805.00
CGC
BENAZOLIN LIQUID HERBICIDE
10806.00
Sll-
CHP
BETASAN 12.5-G HERBICIDE
10817.00
OLH
MCPA AMINE 80 AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
10848.00
DUQ
TERSAN LSR TURF FUNGICIDE
10866.00
SAF
SANEX 5MX FOG OIL INSECTICIDE
10877.00
INT
CO-OP CYGON 2-E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
10886.00
KCD
TERRANEB SP TURF FUNGICIDE
10892.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP GLOWON TREE KILLER
10914.00
CGC
GCP GARDEN & FRUIT TREE SPRAY
10915.00
PFF
PFIZER MECOPROP 300
10916.00
PFF
PFIZER MECOPROP PLUS 2,4-D AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
10936.00
DOW
PLICTRAN 50W MITICIDE
10949.00
CGC
LIQUID POISON IVY & BRUSH KILLER
10957.00
CBC
PYRETHRUM LIQUID DIP FOR CONTROL OF BLOWFLIES ON FISH
10959.00
UNR
PRO-GRO SYSTEMIC SEED PROTECTANT
10964.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID TREE & SHRUB SPRAY
10965.00
WIL
WILSON'S SEVIN GARDEN SPRAY
10969.00
CGC
CIBA-GEIGY ESI EMINE MCPA
10970.00
CGC
CIBA-GEIGY ESTEMINE 2,4-D
10978.00
CGC
BASUDIN 5G
10985.00
LAT
LATER'S 1% LINDANE DUST INSECTICIDE
10995.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP ANIMAL INSECT POWDER
11003.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS GRANULAR VEGETATION KILLER
11005.00
CYC
CYTROL POISON IVY KILLER
11026.00
CGC
PRINCEP4G
11034.00
PFF
PFIZER MANEB 80W
11038.00
SAN
SANFAX DYNA-KILL
11051.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP POTATO SEED TUBER DUST
11061.00
DUQ
TERSAN 1991 TURF FUNG
11062.00
DUQ
DU PONT BENLATE 50WP FUNGICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
11070.00
NOW
PURE COAL TAR CREOSOTE
11087.00
INT
MCPA K-400 LIQUID HERBICIDE
11092.00
HOK
WDD
WARFARIN PLUS CONCENTRATE RODENTICIDE POWDER
11093.00
HOK
WDD
DIPHACINllO
11094.00
HOK
WDD
WARFARIN CONCENTRATE
11096.00
LAT
LATER'S SEVIN 50 WP INSEC
11099.00
SDS
SDB
BRAVO W-75 AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
11113.00
OLH
OCHEMCO 2,4-D AMINE AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
11130.00
OLH
OCHEMCO MALATHION 50 E.C.
11156.00
FAR
GIS
STABLE & HORSE FLY SPRAY
11163.00
RAL
PURINA WOUND PROTECTOR WITH INSEC FOR LIVESTOCK
11214.00
CHP
C-I-L TREE & SHRUB INSECT KILLER
11234.00
NOQ
JAK
BET ANAL EC POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDE
11252.00
ABT
ABC
DIPEL WP BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
11254.00
PFF
PFIZER DALAPON
11268.00
KIN
KING MUSHROOM DUST
11273.00
CHP
CHIPMAN MECOPROP + 2,4-D WEEDKILLER LIQUID
174
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
11276.00
UCA
UCB
AMILON PREEMERGENCE HERBICIDE
11284.00
ICI
CHP
EPTAM 8-E SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
11289.00
ICI
CHP
EPTAM 10-G GRANULES SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
11302.00
SDZ
THURICIDE AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE
11313.00
CHH
BAYGON ose INSECTICIDE
11315.00
DOW
LORSBAN 25WP INSECTICIDE
11321.00
CHP
HERBITOX MCPA AGRICULTURAL WEEDKILLER
11323.00
SHM
CGC
SHELL ENDAVEN LIQUID WILD OAT HERBICIDE
11341.00
MBY
ASULOX F WEEDKILLER
11342.00
CHM
SAF
ROZOL MINERAL OIL CONCENTRATE
11343.00
CHM
SAF
ROZOL 0. 1 % DRY CONCENTRATE
11365.00
SAF
SANEX VAPO FOG
11369.00
ALT
ALSI ANTl-MITES/MOTH PROOFER
11372.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR GOLDEN MALRIN LIQUID
11372.02
APA
ZOD
APAVAP FARM SPRAY
11396.00
ROH
KERB 50-W
11397.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR GRUBEX CATTLE INSECTICIDE
11399.00
MGK
WIC
PYROCIDE MOSQUITO ADULTICIDING CONCENTRATE FOR ULV FOGGING F-7088
11400.00
PEK
PEL
APL-LUSTR WITH FUNGICIDE
11418.00
BBE
BEXCOL RESIDUAL SPRAY INSECTICIDE
11423.00
UNR
VITAFLO-280
11425.00
PLG
PLANT PRODUCT S QUINTOZENE 75 WP FUNGICIDE
11428.00
CPK
DAVIS & LAWRENCE FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO FOR DOGS & CATS
1 1436.00
LAT
LATER'S DIAZINON 5% GRANULAR LAWN & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
11437.00
LAT
LATER'S DIAZINON INSECT SPRAY
11441.00
VAR
GUARDSMAN 2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID WEEDKILLER
11448.00
VAR
VW & R GUARDSMAN LAWNSAVE
11452.00
PLG
PLANTCO BENOMYL SYSTEMIC FUNG
11460.00
SCR
PLG
TRUBAN FUNGICIDE 30% W.P.
1 1466.00
SCT
DWC
SCOTTS PROTURF GRANULAR FUNGICIDE II
11478.00
BAT
FERBAM 76 WP FUNG
11495.00
LAT
LATER'S WEED-B-GON LAWN WEEDKILLER
11498.00
BCC
DELE It TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL AGENT
11500.00
UNR
ROYALTAC CONTACT TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL AGENT
11514.00
MAR
MANCHESTER BUG KILLER DUST
11515.00
MAR
2 IN 1 BUG KILLER DUST
11527.00
EMA
EMTROL TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL
1 1540.00
KEM
RIDDEX 3610 ULV INSECTICIDE
1 1542.00
LAT
LATER'S BENOMYL SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE
1 1543.00
CHP
CHIPMAN HOPPER-SPRAY EC INSECTICIDE
11548.00
WIL
WILSON'S BENOMYL SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE
11570.00
NOQ
JAK
BETANEX EC POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
11574.00
INT
2,4-D AMINE 600
11576.00
STD
STAN-CHEM SODIUM TCA 95%
11581.00
EMA
EMTROL TEN TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL (AGRICULTURAL)
11590.00
CHP
CHIPMAN METHOXYCHLOR EC INSECTICIDE
11591.00
CHP
CHIPMAN MALATHION 500
11592.00
HOK
WDD
DIPHACIN 120
11617.00
STD
METHOXYCHLOR 2.4 EC INSECTICIDE
11629.00
DOW
DOWPON M GRASS KILLER
11637.00
ELA
A-REST EC
11648.00
NOX
FLEA NEK-TYE FOR CATS
11652.00
INM
KAN
TRICHLORFON POUR-ON CATTLE INSECTICIDE
11669.00
HOK
WDD
RAMIK GREEN RODENTICIDE
11684.00
GAX
GARDEX PYRETHRIN EC 1-10
11726.00
VIG
VIGORO ANT AND GRUB KILLER
11729.00
SAN
SANFAX LIQUID 580
11787.00
CHP
C-I-L PREMIUM LAWN WEED KILLER
11789.00
CNK
LMB
WEX SPRAY ADJUVANT EMULSION
11798.00
BAZ
BASF MELTATOX POWDERY MILDEW FUNGICIDE
ITS
Reg./Règl. 914
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Reg./Règl. 914
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Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
11809.00
CHP
AGRAL 90-A NON-IONIC LIQUID WETTING & SPREADING AGENT
11819.00
GAX
GARDEX VAPONA INDUSTRIAL FOGGING SOLUTION
11836.00
ROK
TIMBER-LIFE WOOD PRESERVER GREEN
11852.00
WEA
CGC
WEEDEX DANDELION BAR
11855.00
GAX
GARDEX INDUSTRIAL MICRO SPRAY CONCENTRATE
11880.00
PLC
NO-DAMP FUNGICIDE FOR DAMPING OFF
11905.00
UNR
ALAR-85 SOLUBLE POWDER PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
11911.00
CHP
C-l-L DIAZINON 5G GRANULES (AGRICULTURAL)
11913.00
CHP
C-I-L DIAZINON 12.5 CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
11925.00
NAC
I-SO-SECr LIQUID RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY
11945.00
SAF
ROZOL RODENT BAIT
11971.00
INT
CO-OP SURFACTANT OIL CONCENTRATE
11972.00
INT
CO-OP EMULSIFIABLE SPRAY OIL
12035.00
DIS
DISVAP-Il LIVESTOCK SPRAY
12071.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS CONTAK C-10 SUCKER SPRAY
12093.00
CGC
KORNOIL CONCENTRATE
12094.00
CGC
KORNOIL AGRICULTURAL ADJUVANT
12099.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID CRABGRASS KILLER
12100.00
WIL
WILSON'S GRANULAR DIAZINON MAGGOTOX
12120.00
CGC
CIBA-GEIGY PREMIUM LIVESTOCK SPRAY LIQUID
12132.00
PLG
AFRICAN VIOLET SPRAY EMULSIFIABLE MITICIDE
12134.00
GAP
FORMALINE GARDO SOLUTION
12138.00
KVL
PARAFORM F POWDERED FUMIGANT
12146.00
LAT
LATER'S BULB DUST
12162.00
CHP
AGROX FLOWABLE SEED TREATMENT FUNGICIDE
12221.00
BAZ
BASAGRAN LIQUID HERBICIDE
12222.00
SCR
PLG
TRUBAN FUNGICIDE 25% E.C.
12236.00
UCA
UCB
SEVIMOL CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID SUSPENSION
12247.00
SAF
SANEX WARFARIN 0.5% CONCENTRATE POWDER
12263.00
KEK
NORKEM 400 T
12269.00
MER
THE GIANT DESTROYER
12279.00
CGC
EASOUT AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
12301.00
CHP
CHIPTAC TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL AGENT
12303.00
VAR
VW & R GUARDSMAN PENTA PRESERVATIVE
12310.00
SAF
SANEX PRO-3 ULV CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
12311.00
SAF
SANEX PRO-5 ULV CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
12374.00
OSD
PENTOX PENTA GREEN WOOD PRESERVATIVE
12438.00
CHP
C-I-L DANDELION KILLER 2,4-D AMINE
12484.00
BAX
TIGUVON POUR-ON ANIMAL INSECTICIDE
12512.00
HOS
SUPER SOLIGNUM PENTA-BASED PRESERVATIVE STAIN
12533.00
DUP
PFF
CASORON G-4 GRANULAR HERBICIDE
12538.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP 5% DIAZINON GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
12560.00
LAT
LATER'S ROSE & FLOWER CARE
12579.00
SAZ
THURICIDE R-HPC FOR HOME GARDENS
12590.00
CGC
MALATHION 500 EC
12611.00
INT
CO-OP GARDEN WEED PREVENTER
12650.00
CHP
C-I-L VEGETATION KILLER STERIL LIQUID
12651.00
WIL
WEEDRITE GRASS & WEED KILLER GR
12663.00
CHP
C-I-L ORGANIC INSECT KILLER LIQUID
12675.00
SAN
SANFAX MICROTOX LIQUID INSECTICIDE
12733.00
SAF
SANEX MOXY GARDEN SPRAY CONCENTRATE
12766.00
BAZ
BASF CITOWETT PLUS
12831.00
CHP
RAPID APHID KILLER
12849.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP PFIZOL-10 TOBACCO SUCKER COI^fTROL AGENT (AGRICULTURAL)
12853.00
CYC
AVENGE 200-C WILD OAT HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
12857.00
WIL
WILSON'S REPELL DOG & CAT REPELLENT
12860.00
WIL
WILSON'S POISON IVY & BRUSH KILLER
12868.00
SAF
SANEX VAPO-5 FOGGING SOLUTION
12886.00
LAT
LATER'S ONION MAGGOT CONTROL
12927.00
GRB
GRZ
ALGIMYCIN GLB-X ALGICIDE
176
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Reg./Règl. 914
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Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
12968.00
CHP
CIL INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE FOR ROSES & FLOWERS FLORITECT
13006.00
BAZ
BASF PYRAMIN 65W
13008.00
STD
STANGARD PAINTABLE PENTA CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE
13010.00
STD
STANGARD PENTA WR WATER REPELLENT WOOD PRESERVATIVE
13139.00
STF
CHP
POLE-FUME
13153.00
INT
CO-OP VA-PORFOG LIQUID FOGGING INSECTICIDE
13162.00
PVU
FORMALDEHYDE SOLUTION 37%
13212.00
CHH
BAYGON MOS INSECTICIDE
13241.00
INT
CO-OP PREMIUM TURF HERBICIDE
13258.00
PLG
SKOOT REPELLENT FOR RABBITS MICE & DEER
13298.00
DUQ
LIGNASAN BLP FUNGICIDE
13356.00
ALS
NO-WEED AMINE 96 AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
13359.00
HOK
WDD
RAMIK GREEN KILLS RATS & MICE
13378.00
MGK
WIC
PYROCIDE FOGGING FORMULA 7067 FOR ULV MOSQUITO ADULTICIDING
13429.00
UNR
VITAFLO-250
13431.00
UNR
ARREST-75W SYSTEMIC TURF FUNGICIDE
13459.00
SAF
SANEX VAPO-10 LV CONCENTRATE
13517.00
CHP
C-I-L CUTWORM & MAGGOT KILLER LARVEX GRANULAR
13525.00
SAF
SANEX DIAZINON 12.5 EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE
13526.00
SAF
SANEX CYGON 2E
13548.00
SAF
SANEX MALATHION 50E
13557.00
WIL
WILSONS RABBIT REPELL
13558.00
INT
CO-OP METHOXYCHLOR 25 EC INSEC
13570.00
LAT
EATER'S CREEPING BUTTERCUP WEED KILLER
13582.00
ALC
NALCO-TROL
13618.00
STD
STANGARD PENTA GREASE 10% GROUNDLINE WOOD PRESERVATIVE
13634.00
OSD
OSMOSE PENTOX CREOSOTE WOOD PRESERVATIVE
13636.00
OSD
PENTOX WOOD PRESERVATIVE BROWN/BRUN
13644.00
MOX
MOL
ROUNDUP LIQUID HERBICIDE
13655.00
WIL
WILSON'S MANEB FUNGICIDE
13657.00
WIL
WILSON'S CRABGRASS & GARDEN WEED PREVENTER
13691.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID DIAZINON INSECT SPRAY
13695.00
KEM
KEMSAN ABATE 2-G GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
13723.00
CHP
C-I-L INSECTICIDE FUNGICIDE FOR VEGETABLES
13727.00
PFF
PFIZER METHOXYCHLOR 240
13761.00
CGC
TARGET AGRICULTURAL LIQUID SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
13852.00
CGC
AEROMIN 2,4-D
13861.00
DOW
NORBAK 60B PARTICULATING AGENT
13865.00
STF
CHP
PROLATE 1.2-EC BEEF CATTLE INSECTICIDE
13866.00
SAF
SANEX TACKY-TOES BIRD REPELLENT
13883.00
DIS
MALATHION 50
13886.00
DUQ
DU PONT SURFACTANT WK
13889.00
SCT
ITT
SCO 11 S PROTURF GRANULAR INSECTICIDE ONE
13910.00
ATC
TWEEN 20 NON-IONIC AGRICULTURAL SURFACTANT
13912.00
SAZ
THURICIDE 16B BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE
13917.00
CGC
THIOGREEN 80 WP
13929.00
CHP
SEVIN LIQUID SUSPENSION INSECTICIDE
13935.00
DOW
LORSBAN 25% WETTABLE POWDER SLURRY SEED TREATMENT INSECTICIDE
13965.00
STF
CHP
SUTAN -1- ENCAPSULATED
13975.00
MEC
MERTECT FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE SUSPENSION
13984.00
VIT
VIR
VIRACHEM ULTRA-V INSECTICIDE
14007.00
CHC
CHEMPARA VAM ANIMAL REPELLENT
14008.00
WIL
WILSON'S STOP WEEDS WETTABLE POWDER
14009.00
WIL
WILSON'S BORER KILL LIQUID INSECTICIDE
14010.00
INT
CO-OP TOMATO DUST
14019.00
CHP
C-I-L RODENT REPELLENT
14027.00
LAT
LATERS ISOTOX SYSTEMIC INSECT KILLER
14050.00
DUR
CREOSOTE
14064.00
DUQ
KRENITE BRUSH CONTROL AGENT
14069.00
UNR
VITAVAX SINGLE SOLUTION
1T7
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
14107.00
INT
CO-OP DIAZINON EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE LIQUID INSECTICIDE
14113.00
STF
CHP
PREFAR 4.8-E HERBICIDE
14118.00
GHC
WOODSOL CREOSOTE
14120.00
GHC
WOODSOL PAINTABLE PENTA CLEAR
14133.00
CAO
BULLDOG GRIP WOOD PRESERVATIVE BLACK CREOSOTE
14134.00
CAO
BULLDOG GRIP WOOD PRESERVATIVE BLACK CREOSOTE
14160.00
CHP
CIL DEECOP INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE FOR VEGETABLES
14187.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP MCPA 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
14193.00
CHC
MAG-X-CIDE
14214.00
RAL
PURINA MALATHION SPRAY INSECTICIDE EMULSION
14241.00
CUP
COAL TAR CREOSOTE WOOD PRESERVATIVE
14250.00
ELA
SPIKE 5%P PELLET HERBICIDE
14277.00
WIL
WILSON EMULSIFIABLE LAWN & SOIL INSECT KILLER
14281.00
AVM
FINAL LIQUID WEED KILLER
14313.00
CGC
AEROMIN MCPA
14335.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
14341.00
CHP
C-I-L LEAFMINER KILLER
14353.00
SAF
SANEX BO RATON (ROACH POWDER)
14356.00
ROH
DITHANE Z-78
14377.00
CGC
TOMATO AND POTATO DUST
14412.00
CHP
DUTOX SYSTEMIC INSECT KILLER
14414.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER
14447.00
CHP
ARBORGARD RODENT REPELLENT
14490.00
CHP
C-I-L SOIL & BULB DUST
14501.00
PFF
PFIZER MONOLINURON 200
14519.00
CHP
C-I-L INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE FOR FRUIT TREES
14536.00
CHP
C-I-L LAWN FUNGICIDE
14555.00
PFF
PFIZER DICHLONE 50W WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
14556.00
CHP
C-I-L GARDEN WEED PREVENTER NO-HOE
14561.00
SCT
ITT
SCOTTS PROTURF GRANULAR WEEDGRASS PREVENTER WITH BENSULIDE
14562.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP ZINEB 80W FUNGICIDE
14564.00
CBE
MASTERCRAFT DANDELION KILLER
14566.00
PFF
PFIZER SEVIN 50W
14568.00
BIE
BIKOE DIAZINON GRANULES INSECTICIDE
14583.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR INSECTICIDE BACK RUBBER CONCENTRATE
14593.00
SCT
ITT
PROTURF NEW K-O-G WEED CONTROL
14610.00
PFF
PFIZER FERBAM 76W AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
14621.00
SMP
SMM
GRANULAR OXY BOR-CHLORATE + DIURON
14632.00
FFA
FFC
PYRENONE 25-5 M.A.G. INSECTICIDE LIQUID CONCENTRATE
14656.00
PFF
PFIZER MALATHION 25W AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
14660.00
ZOE
ZOD
ENSTAR 65% EC INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR
14706.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP SEVIN 50% W.P. INSECTICIDE AGRICULTURE
14709.00
NCR
NIAGARA SUPER SPRED SURFACTANT
14718.00
MBY
MAY & BAKER MCPA SODIUM 300
14722.00
UNR
AMKIL 500 2,4-D AMINE
14723.00
UNR
AMKIL500 2,4-D
14725.00
MBY
AMSOL 2,4-D AMINE 500 (AGRICULTURAL)
14726.00
MBY
AMSOL 2,4-D AMINE 600 LIQUID HERBICIDE
14729.00
MBY
MALATHION 500E INSECTICIDE AGRICULTURAL
14730.00
MBY
MAY & BAKER MCPA AMINE 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
14733.00
MBY
MECOTURF PLUS 2,4-D DOUBLE STRENGTH HERBICIDE
14740.00
MBY
FERBAM 76-W
14756.00
NCR
NIAGARA STIK GROWTH REGULATOR
14757.00
NCR
METHOXYCHLOR 50-W
14761.00
MBY
RODENT REPELLENT (AGRICULTURAL)
14763.00
MBY
MECOTURF
14768.00
MBY
MANEB 80-W AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
14769.00
NCR
MALATHION 25-W AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
14772.00
MBY
METHOXOL240-EC
14773.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP ZIRAM 85W FUNGICIDE
178
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Reg./Règl. 914
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Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
14798.00
NCR
SEVIN 50-W
14808.00
NCR
NIAGARA DICHLONE 50WP FUNGICIDE
14825.00
BAZ
POLYRAM 80W FUNGICIDE
14828.00
BAZ
POLYRAM 7 DUST (METIRAM)
14829.00
LAT
LATER'S LAGON 2 E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
14841.00
DUQ
BENLATE T BENOMYL-THIRAM FUNGICIDE SEED DRESSING
14846.00
NCR
LIME SULPHUR LIQUID INSECTICIDE
14851.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS GARDAL ROSE & EVERGREEN DUST
14852.00
WIL
WILSON'S BULB & SOIL DUST
14859.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS LIQUID SEVIN INSECTICIDE
14861.00
INT
CO-OP SEVIN .50% WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
14869.00
SAL
PAR-O-SAN F POWDERED FUMIGANT
14880.00
HOH
HOME BRAND CREOSOTE WOOD PRESEVATIVE
14881.00
HOH
HOME BRAND PAINTABLE PENTA CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE
14882.00
CHP
AMBUSH 500 EC INSECTICIDE
14902.00
CHC
CHEMPARA BIOCIDE
14907.00
UNR
PHYGON-XL
14915.00
MBY
CORN OIL CONCENTRATE (AGRICULTURAL)
14939.00
NCR
FERBAM 7-D AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
14940.00
NCR
SECURITY FRUIT TREE SPRAY
14963.00
DUQ
DU PONT LEXONE L WEED KILLER
14964.00
CHP
AMBUSH 25WP WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
14976.00
CHP
AMBUSH 50EC
14982.00
BAZ
POLYRAM-DIAZINON FUNGICIDE INSECTICIDE DUST
14986.00
CGC
DCT DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
14995.00
NCR
ZINEB 80-W
15001.00
ELA
SPIKE 5%G GRANULAR HERBICIDE
15014.00
ZOC
ZOO
VET-KEM WARBLEX BRAND OF TRICHLORFON
15033.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM E.C.I. EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
15092.00
SAF
SANEX MOXY INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
15114.00
LAT
LATER'S KLEENUP DANDELION WEED KILLER SOLUTION
15123.00
ARR
GCC
SANAFOAM VAPOROOTER
15130.00
CAT
D-SECT LIQUID SPRAY & FOGGING INSECTICIDE
15136.00
ZOE
ZOD
ZOECQN INSECT & MITE HOUSEPLANT MIST
15143.00
TIR
TIS
POLE TOPPER FLUID WOOD PRESERVATIVE
15144.00
TIR
TIS
OSMOBAND WOOD PRESERVATIVE BANDAGE
15149.00
CHC
KROZINE SOIL STERILANT
15151.00
SMP
SMM
BOROCIL IV GRASS & WEEDKILLER
15176.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR PREMIUM GOLDEN MALRIN FLY BAIT
15176.01
AFL
DELLA FLY BAIT
15176.02
APA
ZOD
APAVAP FLY BAIT
15188.00
LOR
LORRAIN FLY PATROL BAIT
15213.00
MBY
ROVRAL FUNGICIDE
15240.00
DOW
MCPA DEA 500
15256.00
CHM
SAF
MAKI 0.1% DRY CONCENTRATE RODENTICIDE (BROMADIOLONE)
15257.00
CHM
SAF
MAKI LIQUID CONCENTRATE RODENTICIDE (BROMADIOLONE)
15258.00
INT
CO-OP WARBLE KILLER RTU POUR-ON LIQUID INSECTICIDE
15266.00
NCR
BLUESTONE SUPERFINE SOLUBLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
15297.00
CGC
NUVANOL 20% E.C.
15304.00
CHP
C-I-L QUACK GRASS KILLER
15319.00
MKA
DANEX (TRICHLORFON) 80 SP
15325.00
LAT
LATER'S CALCIDE LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER
15344.00
CGC
BASUDIN FM INSECTICIDE
15359.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR LOUSEKILL EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
15404.00
LAT
LATER'S PREMIUM WEED & PAVE SOLUTION
1.5414.00
AGB
GRO
GALLEX CROWN GALL CONTROL
15415.00
WIL
WILSON'S ROTENONE SPRAY (WETTABLE POWDER)
15416.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID FRUIT TREE SPRAY
15423.00
STF
CHP
PROLATE 8-OS POUR ON
15472.00
KEM
RIDDEX 3610/D ULV INSECTICIDE
179
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
15475.00
SAF
SANEX 10-1 PLUS FOOD PROCESSORS SPRAY
15494.00
GAX
GARDEX INDUSTRIAL D-TRANS MICRO SPRAY CONCENTRATE
15538.00
UNR
VITA VAX POWDER
15544.00
PFF
PFIZER LINURON 400L
15565.00
SAF
SANEX PROX-120 ULV CONCENTRATE
15590.00
CGC
POTATO SEED PIECE TREATMENT DUST
15606.00
NCR
NIAGARA PHENOXYLENE PLUS
15608.00
CHP
EQUAL 65WP FUNGICIDE AGRICULTURAL "^
15654.00
MKA
FOLPAN 50WP (FOLPET) FUNGICIDE
15668.00
LAT
EATER'S SUPER WEED-B-GON
15669.00
CGC
ROSE & FLOWER GUARD
15671.00
CAX
AFESIN 2 EC HERBICIDE
15679.00
SAF
SANEX BROMONE 0.1% DRY CONCENTRATE RODENTICIDE
15680.00
SAF
SANEX BROMONE LIQUID CONCENTRATE RODENTICIDE
15688.00
WEC
WEALL & CULLEN GARDEN SPRAY
15701.00
CGH
ECTIBAN 25 FLY KILLER
15723.00
SDS
SDB
BRAVO 500 AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
15724.00
SDS
DACONIL 2787 FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
15737.00
INT
CO-OP SEVIN 80% WP INSECTICIDE
15742.00
INT
CO-OP BACKYARD CLEAN-UP
15756.00
CGC
THIRAM FLOWABLE TURF FUNGICIDE
15771.00
CHP
CHIPMAN LIMAX SLUG KILLER BAIT
15775.00
LAT
LATER'S SEVIN 40 LIQ INSECTICIDE
15798.00
LAT
EATER'S PHALTAN ROSE & GARDEN FUNGICIDE
15857.00
BAZ
PYRAMIN FL
15882.00
ROH
TRITON XR ADJUVANT (AGRICULTURAL)
15887.00
DOW
DURSBAN HOME & GARDEN SPRAY
15903.00
MEL
DOOM ROACH DESTROYER
15954.00
CGC
WEED GUARD HERBICIDE
15970.00
DOW
DURSBAN TURF GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
15994.00
KEM
RIDDEX MALFOG 45 FOGGING INSECTICIDE
16016.00
LAT
LATER'S METHOXYCHLOR 25% E.C. ALL-PURPOSE INSECTICIDE
16023.00
LAT
LATER'S CHICKWEED CLOVER & THISTLE KILLER
16027.00
AMV
GRO
FRUIT FIX CONCENTRATE
16036.00
SHM
CGC
SANBAR LIVESTOCK & RESIDUAL WALL SPRAY
16041.00
ZOD
STARBAR DAIRY SPRAY WITH REPELLENT
16041.01
AFL
DELLA DAIRY SPRAY
16042.00
ZOD
STARBAR STOCK SPRAY WITH REPELLENT
16042.02
APA
ZOD
APAVAP STOCK SPRAY
16043.00
HOK
MAE
HOPKINS SODIUM TCA WEED KILLER
16061.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS BORER SPRAY
16069.00
CHH
BAYGON 200 READY TO USE ULTRA LOW VOLUME INSECTICIDE
16080.00
NOQ
JAK
FICAM D
16081.00
CGC
SOIL & BULB DUST
16084.00
INT
CO-OP SENTINEL LIQUID INSECTICIDE
16099.00
SAF
SANEX MALATHION 50 EC
16102.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER 2,4-D AMINE 600 LIQUID
16106.00
LAT
LATER'S POTATO & TOMATO DUST
16120.00
LEW
OAK LAKE CATTLE BACKRUBBER LIQUID CONCENTRATE
16154.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM PARAMITE EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
16155.00
UCA
UCB
ETHREL LIQUID PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
16160.00
LAT
LATER'S BUGBAN-C LAWN INSECT SPRAY
16162.00
PEF
SHL
SHELL VENDEX 50W MITICIDE
16168.00
CHH
MESUROL 2% BAIT MOLLUSCICIDE
16169.00
CGC
TRUMP SLUG KILLER
16189.00
UNR
THIRAM 320 FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
16200.00
WIL
WILSON'S GRANULAR VEGETATION KILLER
16207.00
GRX
MALATHION 25-W INSECTICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
16208.00
GRX
METHOXYCHLOR 240
16210.00
GAP
GARDO NO. 91
180
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
16212.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP PFIZOL 8-10
16221.00
BAX
SENDRAN LIQUID TICK & FLEA DIP FOR DOGS & CATS
16238.00
PFF
PFIZER 50 DRUM TCA SOLUTION
16244.00
UNR
ALANAP-3 LIQUID HERBICIDE
16254.00
HOK
PFF
UNITE
16273.00
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER NATURAL BUG KILLER FOR ROSES (& CONTROLS BLACK SPOT)
16279.00
DUO
LOROX L HERBICIDE WEEDKILLER
16286.00
CGH
ECTIBAN FIVE FLYKILLER
16302.00
CHH
MESUROL 2% BAIT MOLLUSCICIDE
16309.00
PLG
VENDEX 50W MITICIDE
16363.00
CAX
AFOLAN F LINURON FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
16377.00
CUQ
CUPRINOL STAIN & WOOD PRESERVATIVE SEMI-TRANSPARENT
16387.00
CHH
DYLOX 420 LIQUID INSECTICIDE
16402.00
LAT
LATER'S SLOW-GROW PLANT GROWTH RETARDANT
16403.00
CGC
PATORAN 670FW
16420.00
GUS
UNR
GUSTAFSON 42-S THIRAM FUNGICIDE
16436.00
PFF
PFIZER DY-AMINE
16448.00
CGC
BASUDIN FM
16452.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP FERBAM 7 DUST FUNGICIDE
16454.00
PFF
PFIZER DYCLEER 24
16458.00
DOW
LORSBAN 15G GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
16464.00
USB
use
BORAX FOR CONTROL OF FOMES ANNOSUS IN CONIFER STANDS
16465.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION FUNGICIDE ACARICIDE
16483.00
KEM
PROFOG ULV INSECTICIDE
16485.00
FAR
GIS
SNAIL JAIL SLUG & SNAIL BAIT
16498.00
NAC
NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH FENOCIL
16509.00
LAT
LATER'S GROWN CARE MITE KILLER SPRAY
16542.00
WIL
WILSONS PILL-KILL
16548.00
MBY
AMITROL-T LIQUID HERBICIDE
16565.00
CHH
POUNCE EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
16568.00
NCR
NIAGARA FORMALDEHYDE 370
16598.00
SAN
SANFAX WK-82X
16613.00
ICI
CHP
SURPASS 8-E SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
16636.00
ABT
ABC
PROMALIN LIQUID PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
16645.00
LAT
LATER'S CALCIDE LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER
16653.00
UCB
SEVIN SL CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID SUSPENSION
16656.00
UCA
UCB
SEVIN RP 2 CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID SUSPENSION
16664.00
CHP
CHIPMAN 2,4-D AMINE 600 LIQUID WEEDKILLER
16694.00
MEC
ARBOTECT 20-S
16708.00
OLY
OLX
WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
16732.00
SAF
SANEX DIMETHOATE 40
16740.00
SAF
SANEX FOSBAN 2E INSECTICIDE
16758.00
JOL
ZAP SUREKILLER
16781.00
CHP
C-I-L ANT & GRUB KILLER
16795.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 704
16796.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 707
16797.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 709
16798.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 713
16799.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 716
16800.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 717
16801.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 723
16802.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 726
16803.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 91 1
16804.00
OLY
OLX
WEATHER SCREEN 913
16810.00
SHM
CGC
TALCORD
16817.(K)
LAT
LATER'S CASORON GRANULAR HERBICIDE
16835.00
CLR
AGT
SPOTRETE-F FLOWABLE THIRAM TURF FUNGICIDE
16845.(K)
NUX
NUODEXZINC8%
16846.00
NUX
NUODEX COPPER 8%
16858.00
ELA
ELANCO TREFLAN 545 E.C. (AGRICULTURAL)
181
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
16877.00
CER
CERTIFEN LIQUID WEED
16895.00
SHM
CGC
BOVAID EAR TAG
16905.00
CHP
LIMAX SLUG KILLER BAIT
16937.00
BAZ
BASF ASSIST OIL CONCENTRATE
16950.00
INT
CO-OP TOTAL VEGETATION CONTROL
16971.00
CGC
KILLEX 500
16974.00
INT
CO-OP PREMIUM GOLDEN FLY BAIT
16994.00
DOW
DOW FORMULA 40F FORESTRY HERBICIDE
16997.00
WEP
ASSAULT
17027.00
UCB
SEVIN XLR CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
17042.00
CHP
TUBERSEAL POTATO SEED PIECE DUST
17053.00
KEK
NORKEM 600XP
17054.00
EMO
EL 66XP
17129.00
CUB
CUPRINOL PENTA #2
17130.00
CUB
CUPRINOL PENTA #2 (WR)
17132.00
INT
CO-OP TREFLAN E.C. LIQUID HERBICIDE
17185.00
GRX
SEVIN 50-W
17198.00
WIL
WILSON'S SLUG BAIT PELLETS
17223.00
MKA
GDR
TRIFLUREX 40 EC AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
17243.00
ELA
HERITAGE SELECTIVE GRANULAR HERBICIDE
17262.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS BANISECT CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
17308.00
INT
CO-OP LIQUID SEVIN INSECTICIDE
17321.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR PREMIUM GOLDEN MALRIN FLY BELT
17372.00
INT
CO-OP SOIL & INDOOR INSECTICIDE
17378.00
WIL
WILSON'S SOIL S 1 ERILIZER
17383.00
PFF
PFIZER STAMPEDE 360
17402.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP SUPER SPEADER-STICKER
17411.00
INT
WEEDAWAY 2,4-D AMINE 500
17415.00
SDS
DIS
DEBANTIC 50WP INSECTICIDE
17416.00
SDS
DIS
DEBANTIC INSECTICIDE CATTLE EAR TAG
17422.00
SAF
SANEX BARN & LIVESTOCK SPRAY
17423.00
INT
CO-OP POTATO & TOMATO DUST
17426.00
GRX
MALATHION 500
17451.00
SAF
SANEX MALATHION 25WP
17455.00
SAF
SANEX GREEN TEK VAPO FOGGING SOLUTION
17457.00
CGC
CAPTAN 10 WETTABLE POWDER
17462.00
SAF
SANEX GREENTEK VAPO T-R AEROSOL
17482.00
WIL
WILSON'S BORDO FUNGICIDE SPRAY WP
17502.00
BAZ
BASF POAST LIQUID EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
17508.00
INT
WEED-AWAY MCPA AMINE 500
17509.00
INT
WEEDAWAY MCPA-K 400
17510.00
INT
WEEDAWAY MCPA SODIUM SALT 300 LIQUID WEED KILLER
17511.00
INT
WEEDAWAY 2,4-D AMINE 600
17530.00
MBE
MARQUETTE FRUIT AND GARDEN FUNGICIDE
17532.00
CHP
FRUIT PLUS FRUIT TREE SPRAY
17536.00
SAF
SANEX LIQUID SEVIN INSECTICIDE
17607.00
SAF
SANEX ANT & GRUB KILLER
17609.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS BRUSHEX DICAMBA/2,4-D
17630.00
DIS
DISBAR BLUE FLY BAIT
17648.00
MBE
MARQUETTE SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE FOR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTALS
17649.00
CHP
C-I-L FRUIT & GARDEN FUNGICIDE (SYSTEMIC)
17658.00
SAF
SANEX DANDELION & BROADLEAF KILLER
17660.00
NCR
NIAGARA NIA-TROL
17663.00
PLG
PLANT PRODUCTS SLUG KILLER
17673.00
CHP
AMBUSH 1% GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
17685.00
CHP
C-I-L VEGETABLE INSECT KILLER
17686.00
MBE
MARQUETTE SEVIN GARDEN INSECT KILLER
17689.00
MIF
NIX III NON-SELECTIVE VEGETATION KILLER
17737.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS MECO-D LIQUID WEEDKILLER
17781.00
DUP
CHH
BACTOSPEINE SUSPENSION BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
182
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
17800.00
SDZ
PENTAC AQUAFLOW MITICIDE
17802.00
FLE
FLEXO LEMON QUAT
17816.00
CHP
CHIPMAN MALATHION ORNAMENTAL INSECT KILLER
17866.00
CGC
VENDEX 50W
17867.00
CGC
BOVAID EAR TAG
17893.00
CGC
SANBAR
17898.00
CGC
ENDAVEN LIQUID WILD OAT HERBICIDE
17913.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS VAPONA INSECTICIDE PEN
17967.00
SAF
SANEX JUNGLE POWER PRESSURIZED INSECT REPELLENT
17971.00
WIL
WILSON'S LIQUID SEVIN CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
18007.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS VAPONA YARD & PATIO FOGGING SOLUTION
18023.00
CGC
GUARD N PRIDE FRUIT TREE SPRAY
18031.00
INT
SPIKE 5 G HERBICIDE
18042.00
CAX
HOE-GRASS 284 HERBICIDE EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
18106.00
SAF
GARDENER'S WEED PREVENTER GRANULES
18118.00
CGC
KILLEX WEED BAR
18121.00
SAF
SANEX TURF-RITE PREMIUM WEED KILLER
18143.00
UNR
ROYAL MH 60SG
18145.00
CGH
ATROBAN INSECTICIDE EAR TAG
18149.00
INT
CO-OP BARN SPRAY & BACKRUBBER
18223.00
ICI
CHP
SUTAZINE + SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
18259.00
GPB
VEGEKILL LIQUID WEED KILLER
18267.00
PFF
LINURON 50W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
18319.00
EMO
EL 44 TERTIARY FORMULA 2,4-D
18333.00
PFF
ENVIROBAC W? BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
18334.00
PFF
PFIZER ENVIROBAC ES
18336.00
EMO
BUTO-PIP INSECTICIDE
18384.00
SAF
SANEX CRABGRASS PREVENTER
18471.00
SDS
SDB
FRIGATE AGRICULTURAL SURFACTANT
18480.00
CHP
C-I-L BLACK FLY & MOSQUITO KILLER
18483.00
UCB
AMIBEN DS CHLORAMBEN HERBICIDE
18484.00
CHP
C-I-L FRUIT & GARDEN INSECT KILLER
18612.00
CAX
RIVAL 500 E.C. EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID HERBICIDE
18632.00
WIL
WILSON ROSE & FLOWER DUST
18635.00
CGC
SANBAR R.T.U. READY-TO-USE LIVESTOCK SPRAY
18685.00
UCB
CERONE LODGING CONTROL FOR CEREALS
18723.00
DIS
DISVAP FOGGING SOLUTION
18776.00
CHP
CHIPMAN MOUSER BAIT STATION
18788.00
UNR
ANCHOR
18792.00
DIS
DISVAP INSECTICIDE CATTLE EAR TAG
18793.00
AUL
AUSTIN INSECTICIDE CA ITLE EAR TAG
18865.00
INT
WEED-AWAY PREMIUM THREE WAY TURF HERBICIDE
18868.00
CHP
C-I-L TREE & GARDEN INSECT KILLER AMBUSH
18879.00
USB
use
20 MULE TEAM(R) TIM-BOR(R)
18895.00
WIL
WILSON (LIQUID CONCENTRATE) SLUG & SNAIL KILLER
18899.00
CHP
C-l-L CHLORISECT SOIL & LAWN INSECT KILLER E.C.
18911.00
CHP
C-I-L ROSE & GARDEN FUNGICIDE
18933.00
UNR
VITA VAX 200 FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
18935.00
CHP
C-I-L INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE LIQUID FOR VEGETABLES
18942.00
CGC
EVER-READY VEGETATION KILLER
18948.00
INT
CO-OP TRIMEX PREMIUM TURF HERBICIDE LIQUID
18951.00
INT
CO-OP TRIMEX PREMIUM LAWN WEED KILLER LIQUID
18963.00
PLG
TRILLION LIQUID TURF HERBICIDE
19146.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP COPPER SPRAY W.P. FUNGICIDE
19149.00
PEJ
PEL
PEACH NECTARINE LUSTR 274 WITH FUNGICIDES
19171. (X)
CHP
CYMBUSH 12.5% WP PYRETHROID INSECTICIDE
19172.00
KEM
KEMSAN METHOXYCHLOR 240 EC INSECTICIDE
19235.00
CGC
STOCKAID EAR TAG
19353.00
CGH
ECTIBAN INSECTICIDE TAPE
19375.00
KEM
KS CIO HOUSEHOLD INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
183
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
19423.00
CPB
ROACH PRUFE
19424.00
RCR
ROACH DIE-IT ' '
19426.00
CGC
BAR-FOX
19465.00
CGC
EASOUT TURF & ORNAMENTAL FUNGICIDE
19466.00
ABT
ABC
VECTOBAC 200G COMMERCIAL
19479.00
KEM
BORADUST INSECTICIDE FOR CONTROL OF COCKROACHES IN HOMES
19480.00
KEM
BORADUST INSECTICIDE (COMMERCIAL)
19531.00
MBY
SEVIN XLR PLUS CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
19606.00
ZOC
ZOD
PRECOR 5E FLEA GROWTH REGULATOR
19667.00
KEM
KEMSAN BORADUST-M INSECTICIDE DUST
19668.00
KEM
KEMSAN BORADUST-PLUS INSECTICIDE DUST
19715.00
PSF
KILLMASTER II RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
19731.00
INT
CO-OP SEVIN LIQUID INSECTICIDE
19849.00
WIL
WILSON SEED-TREAT FUNGICIDE DUST
19914.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS DERITOX GARDEN GUARD EC
19928.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID ANT & GRUB KILLER
19956.00
UNR
SLO-GRO 60SG PLANT GROWTH REGUALTOR
20005.00
SAF
SANEX MAGGOT KILLER
20006.00
SAF
SANEX DIAZINON 5G
20007.00
SAF
SANEX EARWIG ANT & GRUB KILLER
20072.00
SAF
SANEX SLUG KILLER PELLETS
20087.00
BAZ
POLYRAM DF WATER DISPERSABLE GRANULAR
20110.00
MBY
ROVRAL GREEN FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
20118.00
ZOD
STARBAR EQUINE PREMIUM GOLDEN MALRIN FLY BAIT (AGRICULTURAL)
20193.00
DUQ
LOROX DF HERBICIDE (DRY FLOWABLE)
20216.00
CYC
GUARDIAN INSECTICIDE CATTLE EAR TAG
20233.00
DUP
PFF
PFIZER CASORON G-2
20468.00
KEM
DARKLING BEETLE DUST INSECTICIDE AGRICULTURAL
20475.00
MEM
MELNOR SPRAY GUARD 50% MALATHION
20476.00
MEM
MELNOR SPRAY GUARD LIQUID INSECT SPRAY DIAZINON 12.5%
20550.00
IMT
CGC
GREEN CROSS SLUG TAPE
20552.00
ROH
DITHANE F-45
20553.00
ROH
DITHANE DG AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
20600.00
BAZ
SUMITHION 50EC
20688.00
CAX
AFOLAN F HERBICIDE
20692.00
GRO
ORCHARD LIME SULPHUR
20746.00
SDL
BUGCON EARWIG ELIMINATOR
20747.00
SDL
BUGCON ANT & SPIDER KILLER
20748.00
SDL
BUGCON ROACH DESTROYER
20765.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS LIQUID ANT & GRUB KILLER
20766.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS CINCH BUG & LAWN INSECT KILLER
20785.00
MBS
GDR
CORRYS LIQUID SLUG & SNAIL CONTROL MET ALDEHYDE 4%
20853.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS LIQUID LEATHERJACKET KILLER
20862.00
MOX
WRANGLER HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
20863.00
MOX
LAREDO HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
20965.00
CHP
C-I-L SPIDERBAN KILLS SPIDERS
21028.00
MEM
MELNOR SPRAY GUARD FRUIT TREE & GARDEN SPRAY
TOTAL: 909
184
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTTAINED IN FERTILIZER
Registration
No. Under
Registrant Under
Pesticide
Fertilizer
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
4cl (Canada)
790208C
Swift Canadian Co. Ltd.,
Golden Vigoro and
1400 The Queensway,
Crabgrass Prenventer
Toronto, Ontario
M8Z IS4
800278C
O.M. Scott & Sons,
Scotts Proturf FF II
Marysville, Ohio
14:3:3 with 15%
43040
Quintozene
800777C
O.M. Scott & Sons,
Scotts Lawn Disease
Marysville, Ohio
Preventer With
43040
Fertilizer 18:6:6
800799C
O.M. Scott & Sons,
Scotts Lawn Insect
Marysville, Ohio
Control Plus Fertilizer
43040
28:6:4
810904C
Nitrochem Ltd., Suite
Nutrite 2:1:5 Turf
800, Montreal,
Fertilizer With
Quebec H3A 1V4
Fungicide
841703
Plant Products Co. Ltd.,
Plant-Prod 0-0-6 With
314 Orenda Road,
15% Quintozine
Bramalea, Ontario
L6T1G1
850083C
CAPO Industries Ltd.,
Greenpower Insecticide
1200 Corporate Dr.,
and Fertilizer
Burlington, Ontario
L7L5R6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER-
Conlinued
Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
Pesticide
860098C
Wilson Laboratories
Inc., 36 Head Street,
Dundas, Ontario
L9H 3H3
Wilson Liquid Feed &
Bug Away 15-2-3
Lawn Food
860186C
CIBA-GEIGY Canada
Ltd., 6860 Century
Avenue, Mississauga,
Ontario L5N 2W5
Basudin Insectilizer 5G
870055C
Spray & Green Fert.
Inc., P.O. Box 360, St.
Cesaire, Quebec
JOL ITO
Spray & Green Fertilizer
& Insecticide
870151C
RCR Int'l, 2295
Métropole Street,
Longueuil, Quebec
J4G 1E5
Strata
Fertilizer/Insecticide
15-3-3
871019C
Plant Products Co. Ltd.,
314 Orenda Rd.,
Brampton, Ontario
L6T IGl
Plant Prod 32-4-9
Turfgard
TOTAL: 12
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 5.
SCHEDULE: 4
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
283.00
DTC
DEE-TEE PARA DICHLOROBENZENE MOTH KILLER
869.00
WOB
MOTHKILLER CRYSTALS
1365.00
CHV
ORTHO VOLCK OIL SPRAY
1451.00
FUB
FULLER MOTH NUGGETS
1620.00
NOX
NOXALL ANT DOOM POWDER
1686.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS GARDEN GUARD INSECI ICIDE DUST
2039.00
SAF
SANEX FLEA-X
2525.00
REC
RECOCHEM MOTH BALLS
2528.00
REC
PARA-ZENE MOTH CRYSTALS
2994.00
CAA
CADILLAC MOTH CRYSTALS/CRISTAUX CADILLAC A MITES
3271.00
STQ
CCN
STANLEY PERFUMED CRYSTALS KILLS CLOTHES MOTHS
3272.00
STQ
CCN
STANLEY MOTH CAKE KILLS CLOTHES MOTHS
3276.00
RAW
RAWLEIGH MOTH CRYSTALS
3758.00
NOX
NOXALL PROLIN RAT BAIT MEAL
3872.00
HAU
HARTZ MY-T-MITE POWDER
4305.00
SAF
SANEX RODENTKIL
5565.00
OSD
PENTOX PRIMER SEALER WOOD PRESERVER GREEN
6234.00
JOH
RAID LIQUID INSECT SPRAY
6590.00
MAZ
CRISTAUX ANTIMITES DESODORISANTS
6592.00
MAZ
BOULES A MITES MARCO
6758.00
RAW
RAWLEIGH'S PERFUMED DEOD & MOTH BLOCKS
6944.00
WIL
WILSON'S WARFARIN PE RAT & MOUSE KILLER
7137.00
REC
NERO INSECT REPELLENT SOLUTION
7545.00
RAW
RAWLEIGH ROACH & ANT KILLER
7668.00
ROR
ROZ TOX WOOD ROPE FABRIC PRESERVATIVE GREEN
7670.00
ROR
ROZ TOX WOOD ROPE & FABRIC PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
7704.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LUSTER BATH FOR DOGS
7745.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA POWDER FOR CATS
7762.00
REC
RECORD RAT & MOUSE BAIT
7857.00
ABE
WACO DIA ONE INSECTICIDE SPRAY
185
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
7873.00
PGH
MUSKOL INSECT REPELLENT
8078.00
CHH
BAYTEX ORNAMENTAL INSECTICIDE
8198.00
CAO
BULLDOG GRIP WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
8376.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LUSTER BATH FOR CATS
8478.00
HAU
ITCH-STOP DOG LOTION
8718.00
POP
POULIN'S PROLIN RAT & MOUSE POISON
8719.00
DTC
CERTIFIED CITRONELLA OIL INSECT REPELLENT
8748.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK SPRAY FOR CATS
8784.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 DOG FLEA & TICK SPRAY FOR DOGS
8834.00
HAU
HARTZ DOG FLEA POWDER
9021.00
HAC
HAGEN BIRD BATH FOR CAGED BIRDS
9154.00
AMW
AMZ
AMWAY D-15 INSECT REPELLENT INSECTIFUGE
9162.00
GAP
MIROL SHAMPOO FOR DOGS
9167.00
CGC
ANT KILLER LIQUID
9189.00
NOX
CAT & DOG FLEA POWDER
9203.00
JOH
OFF! PRESSURIZED INSECT REPELLENT
9221.00
WIL
WILSON DORMANT OIL SPRAY INSECTICIDE
9228.00
WOB
INSECT-O-STRIP
9572.00
CHH
BAYGON RESIDUAL HOUSEHOLD INSECT SPRAY
9573.00
CHH
BAYGON HOUSEHOLD INSECT RESIDUAL PRESSURIZED SPRAY
9601.00
INT
CO-OP INSECT REPELLENT
9626.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA SOAP FOR DOGS
9676.00
CHH
BAYTEX 1% GRANULAR RESIDUAL MOSQUITO LARVICIDE
9749.00
JOH
RAID HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
9749.01
CBE
MASTERCRAFT HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
9754.00
JOH
RAID YARD FOGGER
9756.00
LIO
COF
LION BRAND MOSQUITO COILS
9780.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
9930.00
PEV
FLY SCREEN
10153.00
HAU
HARTZ INDOOR NO
10154.00
HAU
HARTZ OUTDOOR NO
10165.00
SAF
SANEXl%DIAZINON
10209.00
HAC
UNIVERSAL SHOWER BATH FOR HAMSTERS & GERBILS
10311.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG ANT & ROACH KILLER
10371.00
NOX
SCAT'S OFF CAT & DOG REPELLENT
10377.00
PLB
OGI
SCENT-OFF TWIST-ONS
10403.00
HAC
HAGEN INDOOR REPELLENT FOR CATS
10415.00
INT
CO-OP FLY & MOSQUITO KILLER INDOOR OUTDOOR
10438.00
INT
CO-OP FLY KILL SPACE SPRAY
10448.00
WIL
WILSONS REPELL DOG & CAT REPELLENT
10489.00
CAI
D & L FLEA AND TICK POWDER
10490.00
CAI
D & L FLEA AND TICK SPRAY
10521.00
CGC
WARFARIN RAT BAIT
10565.00
CHP
C-I-L ROSE DUST INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
10568.00
CHP
C-I-L GARDEN DUST INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
10591.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG RESIDUAL BUG KILLER
10611.00
PLB
OGI
SCENT-OFF PELLETS DOG & CAT TRAINING AID
10652.00
CGC
DOG & CAT REPELLENT
10713.00
CHP
CCN
C-I-L HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT KILLER
10781.00
REC
RECOCHEM COPPER II GREEN WOOD PRESERVATIVE
10790.00
FUB
FULLER REPEL-GEL
10862.00
BAX
PARAS BOMB
10865.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS CREEPY CRAWLY LIQUID HOUSEHOLD SPRAY
10871.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S CAT FLEA POWDER
10872.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S FLEA SHAMPOO FOR DOGS
10888.00
CHH
BAYTEX 0.5% READY-TO-USE INSECTICIDE
10921.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS DOG & CAT OUTDOOR REPELLENT
10946.00
WIL
WILSON'S ROSE & FLOWER SPRAY
10967.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S FLEA & TICK POWDER
11004.00
JOH
OFF! INSECT REPELLENT
136
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
11171.00
NOX
NOXALL PRESSURIZED CAT & DOG FLEA & TICK PUMP SPRAY
11172.00
NOX
NOXALL DOG FLEA SHAMPOO
11193.00
JOH
RAID MOSQUITO COILS
11204.00
JOH
RAID WASP & HORNET KILLER
11219.00
REC
"Z" INSECT REPELLENT SOLUTION
11368.00
SUE
ANTI-MITES AU CEDRE
11383.00
WIL
WILSON'S ANT & ROACH SPRAY
11384.00
WIL
WILSON'S WASP & HORNET SPRAY
11419.00
PHY
HUE
VETZYME JDS INSECTICIDAL DOG SHAMPOO
11430.00
REC
CANADIAN TIRE INSECT REPELLENT
11453.00
REC
MASTERCRAFT MOTH EALLS
11454.00
REC
MASTERCRAFT MOTH CRYSTALS
11471.00
CGC
TAT ANT TRAP
11481.00
JOH
RAID ANT COCKROACH & EARWIG KILLER
11727.00
PIC
LEE
PIC MOSQUITO COIL A-50
11839.00
BOY
ELACK FLAG FLYING INSECT KILLER
11841.00
TRO
TROJAN TRO-PELL TRL-455
12054.00
HAU
LONGLIFE ALGI-STOP
12226.00
CGC
GCP PRUNING PAINT
12312.00
ZOC
ZOD
STAREAR 4-MONTH INSECT STRIP
12346.00
AMW
AMZ
AMWAY QUICK KILLING EUG SPRAY INSECI ICIDE
12401.00
NOZ
NOXEMA INSECT REPELLENT LOTION
12402.00
NOZ
NOXEMA TAN & GUARD LOTION
12476.00
CHP
CCN
C-I-L FLOWER & GARDEN INSECT KILLER
12591.00
CGC
SWAT INSECT STRIP (FORMERLY: NO-SRIP PEST)
12670.00
CHP
CHIPMAN PRUNING SPRAY
12673.00
CHP
C-I-L DOG & CAT REPELLENT
12782.00
WIL
WILSON PRUNING PAINT
12788.00
INT
VAPOR FLY STRIP INSECTICIDE
12859.00
WIL
WILSONS SPOT WEED
12889.00
DIV
NUMBER'S UP INSECT KILLER
12945.00
REC
NERO INSECT REPELLENT
12955.00
CHP
C-I-L INSECTICIDE STRIP
13003.00
UCB
TRE-HOLD SPRAY PAINT
13028.00
HAC
HAGEN FLEA KILLER FOR CATS
13029.00
HAC
HAGEN OUTDOOR REPELLENT FOR DOGS & CATS
13030.00
HAC
HAGEN INDOOR REPELLENT FOR DOGS
13055.00
ZOC
ZOD
VAPORETTE FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR DOGS
13086.00
SAF
SANEX MOXY INSECT KILLER
13171.00
CHP
CHIPMAN DOG & CAT REPELLENT
13179.00
WIL
WILSON'S HOUSE PLANT INSECT KILLER
13183.00
WIL
WILSON'S JET HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT KILLER
13252.00
JOH
DEEP WOODS FORMULA OFF INSECT REPELLENT LOTION
13253.00
JOH
DEEP WOODS PRESSURIZED SPRAY INSECT REPELLENT
13266.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 CAT COLLAR
13333.00
EUX
RAT & MOUSE CONTROL
13457.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 DOG COLLAR
13519.00
CHP
C-I-L KERIGARD HOUSEPLANT INSECTICIDE
13552.00
JOH
RAID INSECT STRIP
13606.00
ZOC
ZOD
VAPORETTE FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
13607.00
ZOC
ZOD
VAPORETTE FLEA COLLAR FOR CATS
13661.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM FLEA COLLAR FOR CATS
13662.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
13692.00
WIL
WILSON HOUSE & GARDEN EUG KILLER
13850.00
YON
ABSOREINE SUPERSHIELD FLY REPELLENT & INSECTICIDE
13922.00
FAR
GIS
SWAT FLY REPELLENT CREAM
13978.00
RAW
FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO BY MR. GROOM
13990.00
JOH
OFF! INSECT REPELLENT TOWELETTES
13993.00
FUS
FULLER BRUSH MOTH PROOFER
14020.00
CGC
CREEPY CRAWLY
187
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
14057.00
WIL
WILSONS 1% DIAZINON ROACH & CRAWLING INSECT DESTROYER
14059.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 RID FLEA DOG SHAMPOO
14116.00
WIL
WILSON LIQUID ANTEX KILLS ANTS
14119.00
GHC
WOODSOL GREEN PRESERVATIVE
14121.00
GHC
WOODSOL CLEAR PRESERVATIVE
14152.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS MOUSE BAIT
14153.00
RAW
RAWLEIGH INSECT REPELLENT
14219.00
WIL
WILSON'S DRIONE CRAWLING INSECT KILLER POWDER
14242.00
REC
NERO MOSOUITO COILS
14285.00
HAC
HAGEN FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO FOR DOGS
14292.00
STL
6- 1 2 PLUS INSECT REPELLENT STICK
14293.00
STL
6- 1 2 PLUS INSECT REPELLENT SPRAY
14294.00
STL
6-12 PLUS INSECT REPELLENT LOTION
14316.00
STO
REPEX INSECT REPELLENT
14318.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS TREE WOUND DRESSING
14326.00
WAL
WATKINS INSECT REPELLENT LOTION
14333.00
AIG
AIR GUARD INSECT REPELLENT BUSH STRENGTH
14352.00
WAL
WATKINS HOUSE & FLOWER GARDEN INSECTICIDE
14375.00
CGC
S.W.A.T. YARD & PATIO FOGGER
14380.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG ANT TRAPS WITH PROPOXUR
14495.00
RAL
PURINA HOME & GARDEN SPRAY
14514.00
JOH
RAID VEGETABLE GARDEN FOGGER
14573.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM FLEA & TICK POWDER
14577.00
CHP
C-I-L KERIGARD HOUSEPLANT INSECTICIDE SPRAY
14605.00
CHP
CHIPMAN WASP & HORNET KILLER
14668.00
SFR
SAFERS INSECTICIDAL SOAP CONCENTRATE
14681.00
MBY
SERADIX ROOTING POWDER NO 3
14688.00
FLF
ABS
FLORALIFE HOUSEPLANT INSECT SPRAY
14703.00
CHP
C-I-L LIQUID ANT KILLER
14762.00
CHP
C-I-L CRAWLING INSECT KILLER DUST
14794.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS TOMATO SET
14811.00
AMW
AMZ
AMWAY D-15 INSECT REPELLENT TOWELEITE
14891.00
WOB
MOTHKILLER MOTH BALLS
14919.00
HAU
HARTZ REFLECTING 2 IN 1 PLUS COLLAR FOR PUPPIES
14920.00
HAU
HARTZ REFLECTING 2 IN 1 PLUS LONG LASTING COLLAR FOR LARGE DOGS
14921.00
HAU
HARTZ REFLECTING 2 IN 1 PLUS LONG LASTING COLLAR FOR DOGS
14922.00
HAU
HARTZ REFLECTING 2 IN 1 PLUS LONG LASTING COLLAR FOR CATS
14928.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR DOGS
14929.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR CATS
14950.00
CHP
C-I-L PRUNING PAINT
14951.00
MBE
BRACO TREE DRESSING ASPHALT EMULSION
15076.00
SAF
SANEX SKEE 1 bR BOMBS KILL MOSQUITO LARVAE
15253.00
WIL
WILSON POTTED PLANT SOIL INSECTICIDE DUST
15337.00
JOH
RAID HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
15351.00
REC
RECORD 100 INSECT REPELLENT
15411.00
JOH
RAID FLYING INSECT KILLER
15433.00
JBL
KCC
BF-100 BLACK FLY REPELLENT
15550.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT BLASl ER
15568.00
SAF
SANEX VAPO INSECT STRIP
15569.00
HAU
HARTZ DOG FLEA SOAP
15576.00
HAU
HARTZ DOG FLEA & TICK SPRAY
15577.00
HAU
HARTZ CAT FLEA & TICK SPRAY
15578.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 RID FLEA DOG SHAMPOO
15579.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LUSTER BATH FOR DOGS
15580.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LUSTER BATH FOR CATS
15656.00
HAU
HARTZ BIRD DEFENDER
15667.00
STO
REPEX INSECT REPELLENT
15693.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG TRIPLE ACTION BUG KILLER
15694.00
CGC
SOREXA SUPER MOUSE BAIT
15695.00
CGC
SOREXA CR-2 SUPER MOUSE & RAT BAIT
188
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
15711.00
SAF
SANEX MOXY PLUS INSECT KILLER
1571.^.00
SAF
SANEX D-PEST INSECT KILLER
15757.00
JOH
RAID MOTH PROOFER
15766.00
STQ
CCN
STANLEY HOUSE & GARDEN SPRAY
15875.00
FUB
FULLER BRUSH INDOOR-OUTDOOR INSECTICIDE
15883.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S PUMP CAT FLEA & TICK SPRAY
15884.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S DOG FLEA & TICK PUMP SPRAY
15892.00
WIL
WILSON'S POTTED PLANT INSECT SPRAY
15899.00
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER NATURAL BUG KILLER FOR VEGETABLES
15936.00
ABE
WACO BUGKILL AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
15975.00
LAT
EATER'S TOMATO FRUIT SET SPRAY
16056.00
SAF
SANEX JUNGLE POWER INSECT REPELLENT
16063.00
JOH
RAID FLYING INSECT BUG KILLER
16088.00
BAX
SENDRAN INSECTICIDE SHAMPOO
16144.00
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER BUG KILLER FOR PETS
16152.00
JOL
SUREKILLER
16196.00
JOH
RAID WEED KILLER
16214.00
LAT
EATER'S LIQUID ANT KILLER
16218.00
LAT
EATER'S LATHRIN CONCENTRATE (1 TO 3) INSECTICIDE
16219.00
LAT
EATER'S GROW 'N' CARE HOUSE PLANT INSECT KILLER R.T.U.
16222.00
BAX
SENDRAN TICK & FLEA DAB-ON
16247.00
PIC
LEE
PIC X-100 INSECT REPELLENT
16282.00
SAF
SANEX PRO
16283.00
JOH
DEEP WOODS LIQUID INSECT REPELLENT
16294.00
CGC
DERITOX
16341.00
JOH
RAID MOSQUITO COILS
16487.00
PIC
LEE
PIC ANT TRAP
16496.00
INT
CO-OP ANT & ROACH RESIDUAL SPRAY PRESSURIZED SPRAY
16515.00
WIL
WILSON'S ROOTS ROOT STIMULTOR/FUNGICIDE FOR CUTTINGS
16516.00
WIL
WILSON'S FRUIT SET
16527.00
HAC
HAGEN FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
16528.00
HAC
HAGEN FLEA COLLAR FOR LARGE DOGS
16529.00
HAC
HAGEN FLEA COLLAR FOR CATS
16533.00
WIL
WILSON'S CUTWORM & SOWBUG BAIT
16535.00
HAC
HAGEN FLEA COLLAR FOR PUPPIES
16546.00
WIN
VETATIX INSECTICIDAL SHAMPOO FOR DOGS & CATS
16553.00
ADV
ADVANCE QUAT
16561.00
SFR
SAFER'S SOAP NATURAL INSECTICIDE FOR HOUSEPLANTS
16600.00
LAT
EATER'S DIPFL^-TOX RAT & MOUSE KILLER BAIT
16606.00
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER INSECTICIDAL SOAP (CONCENTRATE)
16607.00
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER INSECIICIDAL SOAP (SOLUTION)
16673.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK POWDER FOR DOGS
16699.00
SAF
BROMONE RODENTICIDE PELLETS
16700.00
SAF
BROMONE RODENTICIDE MEAL BAIT
16701. (X)
ZOD
VAPORETTE MOUSE KILLER MEAL
16709.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG OUTDOOR FOGGER
16765.00
CHP
CCN
KERIGARD INSECTICIDE/FUNGICIDE PRESSURIZED SPRAY
16773.00
CHP
CCN
C-I-L ANT & CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
16774.00
MBE
FORMISOL ANT & CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
16782.00
CHP
C-I-L SOLGARD ANT & GRUB KILLER DUST
16832.00
JOH
RAID CRACK & CREVICE ROACH FOAM
16851.(X)
SAF
SANEX RESMEN PRESSURIZED SPRAY INSECTICIDE 0.25%
16859.00
CSM
BLACK FLAG MOSQUITO COILS
16888.00
MBE
RIDSECT HOUSE & GARDEN PRESSURIZED SPRAY
16973.00
SAF
SANEX HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
17033.(K)
HAC
HAGEN BIRD GUARD
17038.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG NOOK & CRANNY BUG KILLER
17049.00
INT
CO-OP CANARY SEED MOUSE BAIT
17055.00
REC
RECOCHEM CEDAR SCENTED MOTH BALLS
17103.00
SFR
SAFER'S DE-MOSS MOSS & ALGAE KILLER
189
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
17122.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS HOUSE PLANT INSECTICIDE
17151.00
WIL
WILSON ANT TRAP
17152.00
LEO
ABS
TROPI GUARD II NEW
17194.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
17195.00
PIC
LEE
PIC INSIDE/OUTSIDE BUG KILLER INSECTICIDE
17267.00
HAC
FL^GEN FLEA & TICK POWDER FOR CATS
17268.00
HAC
HAGEN FLEA & TICK POWDER FOR DOGS
17315.00
AVM
COMMAND INSECTICIDE
17316.00
QUA
MAGNA 2 INSECTICIDE
17340.00
CHP
CHIPMAN SOLGARD CUTWORM AND MAGGOT KILLER GRANULAR
INSECTICIDE
17341.00
SAF
JUNGLE POWER INSECT REPELLENT
17343.00
REC
LIQUID ANT KILLER
17396.00
JOH
RAID ANT TERMINALS
17398.00
CHP
C-I-L FLORAL INSECT KILLER READY-TO-USE
17399.00
CHP
C-I-L VEGETABLE INSECT KILLER
17400.00
ZOD
VET-KEM FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO
17435.00
PUG
PARASECT INSECT REPELLENT
17492.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG VAPONA NO-PEST STRIP
17522.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S DOG FLEA SPRAY
17523.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S CAT FLEA SPRAY
17538.00
SAF
SANEX 5% SEVIN DUST INSECTICIDE
17539.00
JOH
RAID GYPSY MOTH & CATERPILLAR KILLER
17546.00
WIL
GARDEN SULPHUR FUNGICIDE/MITICIDE
17556.00
SAF
SANEX DORMANT OIL
17674.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR CATS
17763.00
SUF
HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
17764.00
QHP
CCN
QUALITY PLUS HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
17775.00
PUG
SMASH HOUSE AND GARDEN INSECTICIDE
17783.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG TENT CATERPILLAR KILLER
17798.00
WIL
WILSON'S ANT & GRUB KILLER DUST
17799.00
WIL
WILSON'S SUPER ROACH DESTROYER
17834.00
SHP
CCN
HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
17836.00
WOL
WOOLCREST HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
17956.00
BOY
COMBAT INSECT REPELLENT
17957.00
BOY
COMBAT LIQUID INSECT REPELLENT
17959.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK POWDER FOR CATS
17960.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK SPRAY FOR DOGS
17961.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK SPRAY FOR CATS
18014.00
WIL
WILSON LAWN WEED KILLER
18074.00
PUG
SMASH IV HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
18087.00
LAT
EATER'S WEED-B-GON WEED KILLER
18108.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LONG LASTING COLLAR FOR DOGS
18109.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LONG LASTING COLLAR FOR CATS
18111.00
SAF
VET TEK FLEA SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER
18116.00
WIL
WILSON VEGETABLE GARDEN SPRAY READY-TO-USE
18116.01
JOH
RAID TOMATO & VEGETABLE SPRAY
18117.00
WIL
WILSON FLOWER GARDEN SPRAY
18117.01
JOH
RAID FLOWER GARDEN SPRAY
18153.00
SAF
JUNGLE POWER FOAM INSECT REPELLENT
18252.00
SAF
WASP & HORNET KILLER PRESSURIZED SPRAY
18289.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS EVER-READY ROSE & FLOWER INSECT SPRAY
18290.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS EVER-READY TOMATO & VEGETABLE INSECT SPRAY
18295.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS EVER-READY KILLEX READY-TO-USE SPOT WEEDER
18303.00
SAF
CABBAGE DUST INSECTICIDE
18332.00
CHP
C-I-L CRAWLING INSECT KILLER READY-TO-USE
18349.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS CREEPY CRAWLY
18355.00
SFR
SAFERS SOAP NATURAL INSECTICIDE FOR ROSES & FLOWERS R.T.U.
18356.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL AFRICAN VIOLET INSECTICIDE
18383.00
CHP
C-I-L SPOT WEEDER READY-TO-USE
190
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
18397.00
TOM
CCN
TOMLYN FLEA, TICK & LICE SHAMPOO
18402.00
TOM
CCN
TOMLYN DAILY PROTECTION PEST SPRAY (FOR CATS & KITTENS)
18403.00
TOM
CCN
TOMLYN DAILY PROTECTION PEST SPRAY (FOR DOGS & PUPPIES)
18404.00
TOM
CCN
TOMLYN LICE & MITE SPRAY (FOR PET BIRDS)
18423.00
APA
APAVAP SPRAY
18444.00
ZOD
FLEA & TICK PUMP SPRAY
18445.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG TOMATO & VEGETABLE GARDEN FOGGER
18449.00
JOH
RAID LIQUID ANT KILLER
18474.00
INT
CO-OP TOMATO & VEGETABLE INSECT CONTROL
18475.00
INT
CO-OP ROSE & ORNAMENTAL INSECT CONTROL
18476.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS INSECTIPEN
18494.00
JOL
INSTANT SUREKILLER
18499.00
HOH
ROT
RIVER TRAIL LIOUID INSECT REPELLENT
18505.00
ZOC
ZOD
INTEGRAL BUCKLE FLEA & TICK COLLAR
18506.00
ZOC
ZOD
BREAK-AWAY FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR CATS
18511.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM INTEGRAL BUCKLE FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
18512.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM BREAK-AWAY FLEA COLLAR FOR CATS
18517.00
WOL
WOOLCREST ANT & ROACH KILLER
18518.00
WOL
WOOLCREST HORNET & WASP KILLER
18552.00
PIC
LEE
PIC LIQUID ANT KILLER
18637.00
SUF
READY-TO-USE SPOT WEEDKILLER
18661.00
CHZ
COGHLAN'S MOSQUITO COILS
18687.00
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER BUG KILLER COCKROACH & SILVERFISH
18696.00
SUF
READY-TO-USE ROSE & FLOWER INSECT KILLER
18697.00
SUF
TOMATO & VEGETABLE INSECT KILLER
18707.00
SAF
SANEX JUNGLE POWER PRESSURIZED SPRAY INSECT REPELLENT
18708.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL INSECTICIDE FOR FRUITS & VEGETABLES
18778.00
PGH
MUSKOL INSECT REPELLENT WITH SUNSCREEN
18801.00
CGC
ANT & GRUB KILLER
18802.00
CGC
CUTWORM DUST
18839.00
SUF
READY-TO-USE INDOOR/OUTDOOR BUG KILLER
18909.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK KILLER FOR CATS
18910.00
HAU
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK KILLER FOR DOGS
18974.00
WIL
WILSON ROACH DESTROYER
18976.00
VTR
CCN
CYCLE BREAKER I
18976.01
AMX
BANDIT LONG ACTING FLEA SPRAY
18992.00
WIL
WILSON PARAFFINIZED RAT & MOUSE BAIT PELLETS
18993.00
WIL
WILSON BAIT BLOCK RAT & MOUSE BAIT
19005.00
CAA
TUE MITES BLOC PARFUME
19015.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG WASP & HORNET KILLER
19016.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG FLEA KILLER
19038.00
ZOD
VAPORETTE FLEA & TICK PUMP SPRAY
19061.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL GARDEN FUNGICIDE
19107.00
DFT
THE ORIGINAL SKEETO-BAN JACKET OR PANTS
19161.00
JOL
SUREKILLER GARDEN & HOUSE PLANT SPRAY
19194.00
DFT
THE ORIGINAL SKEETO-BAN INSECT REPELLENT
19209.00
ZOD
VAPORETTE FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO
19216.00
CMF
INSECTIGONE 100% NATURAL INSECT CONTROL POWDER
19228.00
WIL
WILSON EARWIG DESTROYER
19234.00
VTR
CCN
CYCLE BREAKER 2
19234.01
AMX
BANDIT LONG ACTING PREMISE SPRAY
19244.02
AMX
FLY FOGGER
19250.00
RBN
CCN
SERGEANT'S HOUSEHOLD FLEA KILLER SPRAY
19273.00
INT
CO-OP SUPER INDOOR/OUTDOOR BUG KILLER
19275.00
BOY
COMBAT INSECT REPELLENT ROLL-ON
19283.00
REM
CCN
ATAK HORNET & WASP KILLER
19284.00
REM
CCN
ATAK ANT & ROACH KILLER
19294.00
ICC
CSN
HOT FOOT BIRD REPELLANT
19306.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG ANT & COCKROACH KILLER
19307.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
191
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
19308.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
19324.00
VTR
CCN
CYCLE BREAKER 3
19324.01
AMX
BANDIT LONG ACTING FLEA SPRAY
19390.00
JOL
ANT KILLER
19394.00
GDE
ONA
GREEN EARTH SOIL INSECTICIDE DUST
19437.00
SFR
SAFER'S SOAP NATURAL INSECTICIDE FOR FRUITS & VEGETABLE
19444.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL APHID & WHITEFLY KILLER R.T.U.
19445.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL SPIDER MITE SPRAY R.T.U.
19449.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL APHID & WHITEFLY KILLER CONCENTRATE
19452.00
JOL
CCN
SUREKILLER CRAWLING INSECTICIDE II
19457.00
JOL
BITE FREE INSECT REPELLENT
19460.00
SFR
SAFER'S FLEA & TICK SPRAY
19464.00
ONA
WIL
GREEN EARTH R.T.U. HOUSEPLANT SPRAY
19507.00
JOL
SUREKILLER FLEA TICK & LICE SPRAY FOR PETS
19526.00
CYC
MAXFORCE ROACH CONTROL SYSTEM
19581.00
PIT
CCN
PESTISOL-R
19587.00
BAX
CCN
PARA-PREMISE
19590.00
JOH
RAID ANT ROACH & EARWIG BUG KILLER
19607.00
SAF
VET-TEK MUSTANG INSECT REPELLENT
19651.00
PUG
PUROGUARD R.K. 42 READY-TO-USE RESIDUAL SPRAY
19683.00
BAX
CCN
PARA MIST
19688.00
CHP
C-I-L SOIL & LAWN INSECT DUST
19730.00
JOH
DEEP WOODS PUMP SPRAY
19737.00
VTR
CYCLE BREAKER 4 FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO
19737.01
AMX
BANDIT FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO FOR DOGS & CATS
19742.00
VTR
CCN
CYCLE BREAKER 5
19742.01
AMX
BANDIT DOG & CAT INSECTICIDE DIP
19759.00
CHP
C-I-L EARWIG KILLER DUST
19769.00
WIL
WILSON ANT & ROACH KILLER
19770.00
INT
CCN
CO-OP FLY & MOSQUITO KILLER
19771.00
INT
CCN
CO-OP CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
19785.00
WIL
WILSON EARWIG & CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
19816.00
CYC
IMPACT ROACH CONTROL SYSTEM
19829.00
SFR
SAFER'S TOMATO & VEGETABLE INSECTICIDE RTU
19856.00
KEM
ATACK INDOOR INSECT KILLER
19876.00
INT
CCN
CO-OP TREE WOUND DRESSING PRESSURIZED SPRAY
19901.00
MOX
MOL
CLEAR-IT 1 NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
19902.00
MOX
MOL
CLEAR-IT 2 NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
19903.00
MOX
MOL
CLEAR-IT 3 NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
19904.00
MOX
MOL
SIDE-KICK #1 NON-SELECTIVE WEED & GRASS KILLER
19905.00
MOX
MOL
SIDE-KICK #2 NON-SELECTIVE WEED & GRASS KILLER
19906.00
MOX
MOL
SIDE-KICK #3 NON-SELECTIVE WEED & GRASS KILLER
19909.00
PGH
MUSKOL INSECT REPELLENT SPRAY PRESSURIZED
19915.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS EARWIG ELIMINATOR BAIT
19918.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG ANT & COCKROACH KILLER (WATER BASED)
19929.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL ROSE & FLOWER INSECTIDE
19953.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG ANT & EARWIG KILLER
19973.00
CCX
CCN
FLY-OFF INSECT REPELLENT
20070.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS EARWIG ELIMINATOR PRESSURIZED SPRAY
20117.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG ROACH CONTROL SYSTEM
20194.00
FUB
HOUSE & GARDEN #1012 INDOOR/OUTDOOR INSECTICIDE DOMESTIC FORMULA
20198.00
SUX
CCN
SUPER X HOUSE & GARDEN INSECIiCIDE
20203.00
SFR
SAFER'S LIQUID ANT KILLER
20230.00
RBN
SERGEANT'S CARPET FLEA KILLER SPRAY
20234.00
BOY
COMBAT MOSQUITO REPELLENT STICK
20235.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG ANT BAITS
20378.00
WIL
WILSON EARWIG & ROACH KILLER
20440.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG EXTRA STRENGTH LIQUID ANT KILLER
20445.00
MOX
MOL
ERASE EVER-READY (NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE)
20446.00
MOX
MOL
ERASE CONCENTRATED (NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE)
192
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
20460.00
WIL
WILSON FUNGUS GNAT KILLER
2050.1.00
SFR
SAFERS NATURAL EARWIG KILLER LIQUID CONCENTRATE
20504.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL EARWIG KILLER R.T.U.
20561.00
SFR
SFA
SAFERS CATERPILLAR KILLER
20562.00
SFR
SFA
SAFERS CATERPILLAR KILLER
2056.'!.00
SFR
SFA
SAFER'S TROUNCE YARD & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
20564.00
SFR
SFA
SAFERS TROUNCE YARD & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
20773.00
JOH
RAID ROACH & EARWIG TERMINALS
20778.00
AIG
KONK INSECT KILLER
20783.00
AIG
KONKTOO FLYING INSECT KILLER
20848.00
SFR
SAFERS ROACH & CRAWLING INSECT KILLER (NATURAL)
20854.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG INSECT STRIP
20918.00
ZOD
VET-KEM SIPHOTROL HOUSEHOLD FLEA SPRAY
TOTAL: 462
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
Pesticide
800367A
810972C
810973C
841305C
Chipman Inc., Box 9100,
Stoney Creek, Ontario
L8G 3ZI
Safer's Agro Chem.
Ltd.,455MilnerAve.,
Unit 1, Scarborough,
Ontario Ml B2K4
Safer's Agro Chem.
Ltd.,455MilnerAve.,
Unit 1, Scarborough,
Ontario Ml B2K4
Fossil Flower Nat. Bug
Control, 1835
Meyerside Dr.,
Mississauga, Ont
L5T IG4
Chipman Kerigrow
Rooting Powder
Safer's Feed 'n' Guard
Insecticidal Soap
0.18:0.18:0.18
Safer's Feed 'n' Guard
Insecticidal Soap
0.006:0.006:0.006
Fossil Flower
Houseplant Grow &
Guard
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER-
Continued
Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
Pesticide
841306C
Fossil Flower Nat. Bug
Control, 1835
Meyerside Dr.,
Mississauga, Ont
L5T 1G4
Fossil Flower Rose &
Flower Bug Killer &
Plant Food
841307C
Fossil Flower Nat. Bug
Control, 1835
Meyerside Dr.,
Mississauga, Ont
L5T 1G4
Fossil Flower Garden
Bug Killer & Plant
Foliar Feed
841409
Wilson Laboratories
Inc., 36 Head St.,
Dundas, Ontario
L9H 3H3
Wilson Moss Killer Plus
Plant Food
TOTAL: 7
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 6.
SCHEDULE: 5
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
3891.00
PLG
PLANTFUME 103 INSEC SMOKE FUM
5710.00
CHH
SYSTOX SPRAY CONCENTRATE
8106.00
CHH
GUTHION LIQUID SPRAY CONCENTRATE CROP INSECTICIDE
8740.00
CHH
Dl-SYSTON LIQUID CONCENTRATE SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
8779.00
PLG
PLANT-FUME PARATHION SMOKE FUMIGATOR
9275.00
CHH
DASANIT SPRAY CONCENTRATE
9519.00
CHH
DI-SYSTON 15% GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
1001 l.(X)
SHM
CGC
SHELL BIRLANE 25 WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
10101.00
CHH
GUTHION 50% WP CROP INSECTICIDE
10363.00
FMC
ARN
FURADAN 480 FLOW ABLE
10.392.00
CHH
SYSTOX 6 LIQUID CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
10741. (K)
SHM
CGC
BIRLANE 400EC
10828.00
CHH
FURADAN 480 FLOWABLE SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
10868.(K)
DUO
LANNATE SP INSECTICIDE
11I44.(K)
NOQ
JAK
CARZOL SP MITICIDE-INSECTICIDE SOLUBLE POWDER
12287.{X)
CHH
MONITOR 480 LIQUID INSECTICIDE
12.347.00
MBY
TEMIK lOG GRANULAR ALDICARB
12434.00
CHV
ORTHO MONITOR 480
12556.00
VAR
GUARDSMAN PARATHION 960 EC INSECTICIDE
193
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
13334.00
STF
CHP
DYFONATE 20-G SOIL INSECTICIDE
13336.00
CGC
SUPRACIDE 250EC
13956.00
PFF
PFIZER PARATHION 960
14731.00
MBY
AQUA PARATHION 800-E
14777.00
MBY
PARATHION 15W INSECTICIDE
14952.00
PFF
PFIZER PARATHION 15 WP INSECTICIDE
15082.00
PFF
PFIZER TERRAMYCIN TREE INJECTION FORMULA
15268.00
CYC
COUNTER 15-G SOIL INSECTICIDE
15645.00
MKA
AZINPHOS METHYL 50W
16351.00
DEG
ABE
DEGESCH PHOSTOXIN COATED TABLETS FOR CONTROL OF GROUNDHOGS
16412.00
CHP
CHIPMAN APM 50W INSECTICIDE
17037.00
CYC
COUNTER 5-G SOIL INSECTICIDE
17419.00
CHH
AMAZE 720 EMULSIFIABLE INSECTICIDE
17533.00
MKA
AZINPHOS METHYL 240 EC
17878.00
CGC
PHOSDRIN LIQUID
17892.00
CGC
BIRLANE 25WP
17894.00
CGC
BIRLANE 400EC
17995.00
DUO
VYDATE L INSECTICIDE/NEMATICIDE
20533.00
CYC
CYGARD 15G SOIL INSECTICIDE
TOTAL: 38
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 7.
SCHEDULE: 6
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
106.00
WAL
WATKINS INSECT DUST
646.00
RAW
INSECT DUST
780.00
GAP
GARDO NO. 15 LOUSE POWDER
840.00
WEP
VAPOSECTOR LIQUID INSECTICIDE
873.00
BAT
MICROSCOPIC WETTABLE SULPHUR
1147.00
WOB
1058 SUPERSECT LIQ SPACE & CONTACT INSEC
1268.00
SAF
SANEX HIGH TEST INSECT SPRAY
1683.00
CGC
LIVESTOCK LOUSE POWDER
2039.00
SAF
SANEX FLEA-X
2076.00
CGC
AGRICULTURAL WEEDKILLER NO. 1
2286.00
CGC
NEUTROL EMULSIFIABLE DORMANT SPRAY OIL
2900.00
CBL
CARDICIDE OIL SOLUTION SPACE & CONTACT INSECTICIDE
3141.00
CHP
C-I-L GARDEN INSECT DUST ATOX
3189.00
BAI
SUPER MICROSOL
3416.00
ESL
ESSO WEED KILLER 350
3555.00
KIN
KING ORGANIC INSECTICIDE DUST
3639.00
TUC
WARFARIN BAIT PAKS (PELLETS)
3740.00
KEM
DED-RAT WARFARIN RODENTICIDE BAIT
3836.00
WOB
MICROSECT INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
3918.00
CHP
MICROFINE SULPHUR 92 FUNGICIDE
4103.00
LAT
EATER'S ROTENONE GARDEN DUST
4305.00
SAF
SANEX RODENTKIL
4627.00
INT
CO-OP FARM BUILDING SPRAY
5140.00
INT
CO-OP GARDEN INSECT DUST
5293.00
LAT
EATER'S GARDEN SULPHUR FUNGICIDE
5385.00
RER
STOP-PEST PESTICIDES MICE & RAT DESTROYER
5565.00
OSD
PENTOX PRIMER SEALER WOOD PRESERVER GREEN
5663.00
INT
CO-OP LOUSE POWDER
6063.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP WARBLE FLY WASH WP INSECTICIDE
6109.00
GAX
GARDEX INDUSTRIAL INSECTICIDE 50-7
6159.00
VIT
VIR
VIRCKEM TWENTY-THREE
6325.00
LAT
EATER'S DORMANT OIL SPRAY
6412.00
STO
REPEX BRAND INSECT REPELLENT
6496.00
NOX
FLEA NEK-TYE FOR DOGS
194
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
6525.00
RAW
RAWLEIGH RAT & MOUSE KILLER
6599.00
RER
STOP PEST RODENT DESTROYER
6701.00
BRJ
POISON RATS & SOURIS BRISSON
6826.00
AVM
MOTH KILLER & DEODORANT
6840.00
CHP
CHIPMAN GRAIN PROTECTANT
6858.00
WAL
WATKINS FRENCH LILAC & SPRING ROSE DEODORANT BLOCKS
6957.00
PEN
PESTROY READY MIXED WARFARIN
7146.00
WOB
G.H. WOOD INSECT KILLER
7172.00
SAF
SANEX 10-1 FOOD PROCESSORS SPRAY
7222.00
WIL
WILSON'S WARFARIN RAT & MOUSE KILLER MEAL
7549.00
VIT
VI R
VIRCHEM TWENTY-FOUR
7652.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS BUG KILLER
7668.00
ROR
ROZTOX WOOD ROPE FABRIC PRESERVATIVE GREEN
7670.00
ROR
ROZ TOX WOOD ROPE & FABRIC PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
7681.00
ALT
CRYSTAUX PARADICHLOROBENZENE
7708.00
ENI
ENSIGN 320 WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
7710.00
ENI
ENSIGN 320 WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
7720.00
CBE
MASTERCRAFT LIOUID WOOD/ROPE/FABRIC PRESERVATIVE GREEN
7857.00
ABE
WACO DIA ONE INSECTICIDE SPRAY
7902.00
CBL
SPECIAL STOCK & DAIRY SPRAY SPACE & CONTACT INSECTICIDE
7947.00
ABE
WACO MAL-THANE FOGGING OIL
8134.00
WEP
FLYBANE AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
8198.00
CAO
BULLDOG GRIP WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
8214.00
CBL
CARMILL SPACE & CONTACT INSECTICIDE
8243.00
STF
CHP
MAGNETIC 6 FLOWABLE SULPHUR
8403.00
ORM
CCN
ORMOND TENOCIDE (FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY)
8484.00
SCO
MORT-AUX-RATS
8571.00
NAC
DOUBLE-QUICK LIQUID INSECTICIDE SPRAY
86.39.00
ELS
INDUSTRIAL AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
8676.00
WIL
WILSON'S PROLIN PE
8679.00
CGC
TANTOO LIQ INSECT REPELLENT
8685.00
NAC
PYRA-FOG 100 INSECT SPRAY
8718.00
POP
POULIN'S PROLIN RAT & MOUSE POISON
8744.00
WAL
WATKINS RAT & MOUSE KILLER
8823.00
LAT
EATER'S MOUSE & RAT KILLER BAIT
8825.00
GAP
GARDO NO. 24-P PROLIN PELLETS
9061.00
DOL
DOMINION DUSTING POWDER FOR VET USE ONLY
9081.00
CHP
CHIPMAN SEVIN 5% INSECTICIDE DUST
9083.00
KVL
SEVIN POULTRY & LIVESTOCK INSECT SPRAY
9144.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP PYRETHRIN DUST FOR MUSHROOM GROWERS
9164.00
GAP
GARDO FLEA/ITCH POWDER FOR DOGS
9166.00
GAP
GARDO CAT FLEA POWDER
9179.00
CHP
C-I-L DORMANT OIL E.C.
9222.00
CHP
C-I-L RAT & MOUSE BAIT
9230.00
SAF
SANEXPYRONIDE5
9328.00
LAT
LATERS INDOOR PLANT INSECT KILLER SPRAY
9371.00
GAX
GARDEX PYRETHRIN SPRAY 5-25
9383.00
SAN
SANFAX ROACH & ANT KILLER
9413.00
GAP
GARDO NO. 24-M PROLIN MEAL
9520.00
DIT
DIAZINON 2-D DUST INSECTICIDE
9542.00
BAT
BARTLETT SUPERIOR 70 OIL AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
9607.00
CHP
CHIPMAN SUPERIOR SPRAY OIL 70
9628.00
ORM
CCN
ORMOND KENNEL SPRAY FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY
9686.00
TRO
TRL-1 1 LIQUID INSECTICIDE SPRAY
9703.00
ORM
FLEA SHAMPOO FOR VETERINARY USE
9783.00
COS
COPELAND INSECT SPACE & CONTACT SPRAY
9812.00
SAN
SANFAX SUPER INSECTICIDE
9819.00
DEA
DEANCO TIMBERGARD CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE
9820.(X)
DEA
DEANCO TIMBERGARD GREEN WOOD PRESERVATIVE
9836.00
ABE
WACO TOSSIT PYRETHRUM FORMULA TO KILL MOSQUITO LARVAE
195
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
9857.00
STD
STAN-CHEM POTATO-GARD DISINFECTANT LIQUID
9868.00
ALT
CHASSE INSECTES INSECT REPELLENT
9928.00
CAT
KLUNK AE INSECT KILLER
9947.00
SAF
SANEX DYNA-FOG ML LIQ INSEC
9979.00
CGC
ANT ROACH & SPIDER BLASTER
10043.00
CGH
DRI-KILL
10078.00
NAC
SQUAD PRESSURIZED SPRAY INSECTICIDE
10079.00
GAX
GARDEX RODENT BAIT BLOCKS
10120.00
SAF
SANEX PYRONIDE 33
10124.00
LAT
LATERS LOUSE POWDER ORGANIC INSEC
10125.00
INP
RANCH TONE WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
10126.00
INF
RANCH TONE WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
10164.00
CBL
CARDEL MALATHION-2% BACK-RUBBER INSEC
10165.00
SAF
SANEX l%DlAZINON
10218.00
TRO
TRL-158 FOG-SECT LIQUID FOGGING INSECTICIDE
102.38.00
CGC
HORNET & WASP BLASTER
10301.00
USB
use
BIOBOR(R) JF FUEL FUNGICIDE
10315.00
SAN
SANFAX SUPER FOG LIQUID INSECTICIDE
10321.00
LAV
DURO-TEC WOOD PRESERVATIVE LIQUID GREEN 545-277
10328.00
ANl
HALT DOG REPELLENT
10345.00
SAN
SANFAX SUPER INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
10375.00
FAR
GIS
FARNAM WIPE LIQ WIPE-ON FLY REPELLENT
10381.00
CGC
SUPREME 70 SPRAY OIL EMULSIFIABLE INSECTICIDE
10389.00
DIT
PYRATEX lOIE MILL SPRAY CONCENTRATE
10409.00
FAR
GIS
FARNÀM FLYS-AWAY REPELLENT STICK
10434.00
RAL
PURINA RUB-ON EMULSION HORSE INSECTICIDE
10443.00
PLG
PLANT PRODUCTS DORMANT OIL
10539.00
CAI
SHUR-GAIN RAT KILL BAIT CONTAINING WARFARIN
10551.00
ORM
LIQUACIDE FLEA KILLER DEODORANT SPRAY
10576.00
CHH
BAYGON 1% RESIDUAL SPRAY INSECTICIDE
10591.00
BOY
BLACK FLAG RESIDUAL BUG KILLER
10645.00
INT
CO-OP BUG KILLER INSECTICIDE
10709.00
KIN
KING BUG KILLER DUST
10723.00
CAY
ZEP FORMULA 60 SPACE & CONTACT INSECT SPRAY
10802.00
TRO
TRL-80 MAG-O-BAN RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY
10803.00
COS
COPELAND HI-PRESSURE FUMIGATOR
10814.00
DIT
PYRATEX 525 SPACE & CONTACT INSECTICIDE
10836.00
DIT
PYRATEX TOP TEST INSECT SPRAY
10843.00
KEM
RID PRESSURIZED INSECTICIDE
10844.00
CAY
ZEP 10-X RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
10845.00
CAY
ZEPOSECTOR DUAL SYNERGIST INSECTICIDE
10863.00
BAX
FLEATOL INSECTICIDAL SHAMPOO (FOR DOGS & CATS)
10878.00
UNR
HRC LIQUID SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE FOR RUST ON CARNATIONS
10881.00
KEM
DED-RAT DIPHACINONE RODENTICIDE BAIT
10883.00
DIT
SULFARIN PELLETS RAT & MOUSE KILLER
10917.00
TRO
TROJAN TRB 591
10923.00
KEM
RIDDEX P-100 MUSHROOM HOUSE INSECTICIDE
10994.00
MIF
BAY-O-CIDE RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SOLUTION
10996.00
CGC
GCP DORMANT OIL SPRAY
11035.00
AVM
MAGNA II
11046.00
DIT
DIAZINON 1 INSECTICIDE SOLUTION
11058.00
MIF
MILL-O-CIDE 300 CONTACT INSECTICIDE
11068.00
DUC
MR. BIBITE
11073.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS FLY BLASl ER
11081.00
WEP
WEST FOG LIQUID INSECTICIDE
11085.00
KEM
RIDDEX B-1 RESIDUAL SPRAY
1 1090.00
LAT
LATERS SEVIN GARDEN DUST
11124.00
TRO
TRB-571 WASP & HORNET SPRAY
11133.00
FAR
GIS
HORSE LICE DUSTER
11140.00
NAC
SWAT SPRAY INSECT REPELLENT
196
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
11164.00
INT
CO-OP WARFARIN RAT KILLER PELLETS
11165.00
SAF
SANEX SANIMATIC FLY KILLER (FOR USE IN METERED DISPENSER)
11215.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM KEMIC PET SPRAY
11223.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP 4% MALATHION DUST AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
11260.00
WEP
RESIDOL-PLUS LIQUID INSECTICIDE RESIDUAL SPRAY
11290.00
ZOC
ZOD
THURON THERMOSET INSECT STRIP
11292.00
CMS
DUAL SYNERGIST INSECTICIDE PRESSURIZED SPRAY
11309.00
SAN
SANFAX BUG OFF INSECT REPELLENT
11317.00
GAX
GARDEX RATKILL
11320.00
PPC
PET PRODUCTS COMPANY FLEA SHAMPOO
11327.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT BLASTER
11328.00
BEN
MOORWOOD WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
11331.00
DOO
CCC WOOD PRESERVATIVE
11332.00
DIS
WARFARIN DISPARAT RAT & MOUSE KILLER
11345.00
CBE
MASTERCRAFT LIQUID WOOD/ROPE/FABRIC PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
11352.00
WEP
PYROSECT LIQUID INSECTICIDE
11370.00
WEP
AGRO-MIST I SPACE SPRAY
11408.00
ZOC
ZOD
TRAX M RAT AND MOUSE BAIT
11416.00
TRO
TRB-61 1 INSECT PRE THREEWAY CONTACT INSECl ICIDE
11431.00
SAN
SANFAX BLAST-M INSECTICIDE
11492.00
KEM
RIDDEX 5/25 ULV INSECTICIDE
11535.00
CER
CERTI-MIST SN SPACE & CONTACT INSECTICIDE
11565.00
GAX
GARDEX 1 BAYGON RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
11580.00
MBY
ETHREL LIQUID PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
11586.00
CHP
ATOX VEGETABLE DUST ROTENONE INSECTICIDE
11593.00
NAC
KILZONE INSECTICIDE
11599.00
CHP
CHIPMAN 5 SEVIN DUST
11609.00
INT
CO-OP WARFARIN RAT KILLER MEAL
11670.00
HOK
WDD
RAMIK BROWN RODENTICIDE
11737.00
KEK
QUICKCIDE FOOD/PLANT INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE 162 19
11769.00
PFF
PFIZER XA OIL CONCENTRATE
1 1777.00
BIE
BIKOE'S DUAL SYNERGIST INSECTICIDE
11904.00
CHP
ACTIVOL CONTAINS GIBBERELLIC ACID
12017.00
BLL
MAE
RODENT CAKE
12037.00
ORM
HEXAMITE FOR TREATMENT OF EAR MITES
12135.00
WIL
WILSON'S SEVIN GARDEN DUST
12225.00
PLG
A-REST
12241.00
KEK
KEM KILL-B RESIDUAL SPRAY
12242.00
KEK
QUIKCIDE CONCENTRATE
12294.00
WAL
WATKINS QUALITY INSECT SRAY FOR USE ON DAIRY CA TILE
12314.00
AMW
AMZ
AMWAY SPRAY ADJUVANT
12345.00
PEI
ROU
SBP-1382 BIOALLETHRIN INSECTICIDE
12375.00
OSD
PENTOX COP-R-NAP
12406.00
SAF
R-BAR ROZOL PARAFFINIZED BAIT BARS
12428.00
WOB
G.H. WOOD INSECTICIDE NO 3000 (FOR METERED DISPENSER)
12528.00
RAL
PURINA RAT CONTROL
12585.00
LOR
LORRAIN RUB-ON LIQUID HORSE INSECTICIDE
12799.00
APA
APARAT
12984.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP DIPHACIN MEAL RAT & MOUSE CONTROL
13050.00
CGC
EASOUT POTATO SEEDPIECE TREATMENT
13059.00
UNR
MAINTAIN CF 125
13074.00
LAT
LATER'S PYRETHRIN INSECTICIDE FOR HOME & GARDEN
13167.00
UCB
AMID-THIN W PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
13198.00
VIT
VI R
VIRCHEM V ONE AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
13360.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP DIPHACIN LIQUID RAT & MOUSE CONTROL
13693.(X)
WIL
WILSON'S ROTENONE INSECT DUST
13766.00
LOR
LORRAIN TUE-RAT-KILL
1.3774.00
POP
POULINS LIQUID INSECTICIDE COMMERCIAL
13784.00
POP
POULINS RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SOLUTION
13793.00
KEM
RIDDEX DRIONE INSECTICIDE
197
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
13884.00
DIS
DISVAP BUG KILLER
13905.00
BLL
MAE
ERAZE RAT & MOUSE BAIT
13906.00
ATC
ATPLUS411F
13908.00
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER GRAIN & SEED STORAGE ORGANIC BUG KILLER
13911.00
PEN
PESTROY LIQUID RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
13913.00
BLL
MAE
RODENT CAKE
13930.00
CHP
C-I-L KERIGARD HOUSEPLANT SOIL INSECTICIDE
13934.00
CHH
BAYGON INSECTICIDE READY TO USE IN THERMAL FOGGERS
13949.00
KEM
RIDDEX BAY-FOG FOGGING INSECTICIDE
13981.00
SAT
SAJ
SANITIZED BRAND TG LIQUID
14048.00
DUR
CREO-THANE WOOD PRESERVATIVE STAIN CLEAR
14052.00
DUR
CREO-THANE WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
14057.00
WIL
WILSON'S 1% DIAZINON ROACH & CRAWLING INSECT DESTROYER
14058.00
WIL
WILSON'S MOUSE TREAT
14119.00
GHC
WOODSOL GREEN PRESERVATIVE
14121.00
GHC
WOODSOL CLEAR PRESERVATIVE
14203.00
SAL
BAR BAIT RAT & MOUSE KILLER
14207.00
WHM
BAB
FLYS-OFF DAIRY INSECTICIDE
14211.00
LAT
LATER'S 4% MALATHION DUST INSECTICIDE
14227.00
RAL
PURINA RAT AND MOUSE KILL PELLETS D-8198
14254.00
KEM
DIAZINON HOUSEHOLD RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
14265.00
KEM
RIDDEX C-VTHION 3% RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
14268.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR LOUSE POWDER
14269.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR COWFLY POWDER
14276.00
KEM
KS C5 BAIT BAGS RODENTICIDE
14303.00
CHP
CHIPMAN SUPERIOR OIL CONCENTRATE
14322.00
SAF
SANEX BUG BUSTER INSECTICIDE
14355.00
KEM
KEMSAN ROZOL BAIT PELLETS RODENTICIDE
14374.00
SAF
SANEX MOSQUITO BLACKFLY FOG INSECTICIDE
14379.00
POP
POULIN'S RODENT DOOM
14399.00
POP
POULINS C PLUS C INSECTICIDE COMMERCIAL
14431.00
FFA
FFC
DRIONE INSECTICIDE POWDER
14444.00
DAB
SAPHO HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
14507.00
KEM
RIDDEX INDUSTRIAL FOGGING INSECTICIDE
14508.00
KEM
RIDDEX HEAVY DUTY INDUSTRIAL FOGGING INSECTICIDE
14509.00
KEM
RIDDEX MILL AND BAKERY INSECTICIDE
14538.00
KEM
RIDDEX FOOD PLANT INSECTICIDE
14541.00
KEM
RIDDEX BARN & LIVESTOCK INSECTICIDE
14569.00
BIE
BIKOE 1% DIAZINON
14570.00
BIE
BIKOE XKD RESIDUAL INSECT SPRAY
14589.00
ZOC
ZOD
STARBAR INSECTICIDE BACK RUBBER READY-TO-USE SOLUTION
14599.00
CGC
EASOUT 10% DUST POTATO SEED PIECE TREATMENT
14618.00
CAT
SUPER CONCENTRATED KLUNK INSECT KILLER
14622.00
INT
CO-OP PREMIUM SPOT WEED KILLER
14625.00
QUA
MAGNA SPACE & CONTACT INSECl ICIDE SPRAY
14633.00
FFA
FFC
PYRENONE READY-TO-USE LIQUID INSECTICIDE
14635.00
FFA
FFC
PYRENONE COMMERCIAL INSECTICIDE
14653.00
PFF
PFIZER MICROSCOPIC SULPHUR AGR FUNGICIDE
14665.00
KEM
KSC5 BAIT REPELLENTS RODENTICIDE
14669.00
SFR
SAFER'S NATURAL INSECTICIDE NATUREL AGRICULTURAL
14670.00
ABE
WACO CHLORPYRIFOS RESIDUAL SPRAY CRACK & CREVICE INJECI ION
TREATMENT
14681.00
MBY
SERADIX ROOTING POWDER NO 3
14693.00
WIL
WILSON'S PRUNING PASTE
14701.00
CGC
FUNGINEX 190EC SYS lEMIC FUNGICIDE
14713.00
MBY
MICRO-NIASULW
14751.00
MBY
SUPERIOR OIL 70 (AGRICULTURAL EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID)
14759.00
NCR
HY-X DISINFECTANT AGAINST BACTERIAL RING-ROT
14782.00
NCR
MALATHION GRAIN PROTECTANT
14786.00
NCR
NIAGARA TREE DRESSING ASPHALT EMULSION
198
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
14809.00
NCR
DIPHACINONE RAT BAIT
14821.00
NAC
NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH P-O-W WASP SPRAY INSECl ICIDE
14826.00
CHH
BAYGON READY TO USE INSECTICIDE
14832.00
GAX
GARDEX 1% PROPOXUR INSECTICIDE
14860.00
INT
CO-OP DORMANT OIL SPRAY EMULSIFIABLE INSECTICIDE
14863.00
TUC
WARFARIN BAIT PARS MEAL
14868.00
NCR
MALATHION 4 PYRENONE
14877.00
SAF
SANEX BUG-X RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
14894.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP MUSHROOM FLY DUST
14909.00
SAF
SANEX ROZOL PARAFFINIZED PELLETS
14914.00
AMW
AMZ
AMWAY SPRAY ADJUVANT DEFOAMER
14948.00
RER
LIQUID XLR BAYGON INSECT DESTROYER
14950.00
CHP
C-I-L PRUNING PAINT
14951.00
MBE
BRACO TREE DRESSING ASPHALT EMULSION
14981.00
PFF
PFIZER SUPERIOR 70 OIL AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
15011.00
SAF
SANEX M300 RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
15030.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM INSECTICIDE LOUSE POWDER
15038.00
INT
CO-OP TREE WOUND DRESSING ASPHALT EMULSION
15077.00
JOH
BOLT AIRBORNE LIQUID FOR FLYING AND CRAWLING INSECT S
15078.00
JOH
BOLT RESIDUAL LIQUID FOR CRAWLING INSECTS
15079.00
JOH
BOLT RODENTICIDE FOR RATS AND MICE
15104.00
MIF
MILL-O-CIDE 100' CONTACT INSECTICIDE SOLUTION SYNERGIZED PYRETHRIN
15108.00
ZOC
ZOD
VET-KEM FLEA AND TICK COLLAR FOR DOGS
15140.00
FFA
FFC
PYRENONE FOOD PLANT FOGGING INSECTICIDE
15162.00
FFA
FFC
MULTI-PURPOSE PYRENONE INSECTICIDE
15171.00
MIF
MILL-O-CIDE 500 CONTACT INSECTICIDE
15180.00
FFA
FFC
PYRENONE AQUEOUS GARDEN SPRAY
15181.00
FFA
FFC
PYRENONE AQUEOUS PLANT SPRAY
15182.00
FFA
FFC
ROACH & ANT RESIDUAL SPRAY AQUEOUS
15195.00
WOB
G.H.WOOD PARADI CRYSTALS MOTH KILLER
15211.00
PLG
PULSFOG PFE FOGGING SOLUTION
15212.00
PLG
PULSFOG PFW FOGGING SOLUTION
15232.00
JOH
BOLT PRESSURIZED SPRAY
15255.00
FFA
FFC
DRIONE INSECTICIDE POWDER
15284.00
SAF
SANEX MOUSE KILLER BAIT PELLETS
15285.00
SAF
DIPHA-PELL WEATHER RESISTANT RODENTICIDE PELLETS
15286.00
CHM
AGT
MAKI BULK RODENTICIDE MEAL BAIT
15288.00
SAF
SANEX PRO-5 PLUS ULV CONCENTRATE
15289.00
SAF
SANEX PRO-3 PLUS ULV CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
15299.00
JOH
BOLT RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY
15300.00
SAF
SANEX RESMEN-5-ULV CONCENTRATE
15329.00
SAF
SANEX DIAZINON 2% DUST
15330.00
KEM
RIDDEX 110 ULV INSECTICIDE
15338.00
ABE
WACO BIRD REPELLENT
15431.00
SAF
SANEX MOUSE KILLER WHEAT FORMULA
15442.00
BAT
SUPERIOR OIL CONCENTRATE
15443.00
NCR
NIAGARA SUPERIOR OIL CONCENTRATE
15444.00
PFF
SUPERIOR OIL CONCENTRATE
15469.00
SAF
SANEX PYRONIDE 5 PLUS
15474.00
SAF
SANEX PYRONIDE 33 PLUS SOLUTION
15476.00
SAF
SANEX HIGH TEST PLUS INSECT SPRAY
15481.00
UCA
UCB
NU-TOMATOTONE
15483.00
SAF
BUG BUSTER PLUS
15486.00
PUG
PUROGUARD BARN INSECTICIDE DUST
15488.00
PUG
PUROGUARD HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE DUST
15496.(X)
GAX
GARDEX D-TRANS ALLETHRIN EC 1-10
15530.00
KEM
ROZOL PELLETS BAIT BAGS RODENTICIDE
15549.00
SAF
SANEX ROACH & BUG KILLER INSECTICIDE
15556.(K)
SAF
SANEX PRO PLUS INDUSTRIAL AEROSOL
15591.00
KEM
KS C7 LIQUID LIGHTNING GROUND SQUIRREL RODENTICIDE
199
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
15642.00
JOH
BOLT ROACH BAIT
15676.00
KEM
KEMSAN MAKI RODENTICIDE BAIT
15677.00
SAF
BROMONE SPECIAL RAT MEAL BAIT
15678.00
SAF
SANEX BROMONE RAT & MOUSE MEAL BAIT
15727.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS ROSE & ORNAMENTAL FUNGICIDE (FUNGINEX 6.5)
15788.00
SAF
BROMONE RAT & MOUSE KILLER RODENTICIDE PELLETS
15795.00
KEM
KEMSAN MAKI BAIT BAGS RODENTICIDE
15799.00
WEP
WEST D TRANS II
15800.00
REC
RECOCHEM WOOD PRESERVATIVE (PAINTABLE)
15823.00
KEM
KEMSAN ROZOL BAIT BAGS RODENTICIDE
15824.00
KEM
KEMSAN ROZOL RODENTICIDE BAIT
15827.00
WOB
RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
15853.00
LAT
LATER'S SUMMER OIL INSECTICIDE
15858.00
INT
CO-OP AERO-TACK AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
15886.00
DOW
DURSBAN READY-TO-USE HOUSEHOLD INSECTICIDE
15888.00
DOW
DURSBAN HOME & GARDEN GRANULES
15889.00
DOW
DURSBAN HOME & GARDEN INSECTICIDE DUST
15922.00
WHM
ELS
WHITMIRE INDUSTRIAL AEROSOL INSECTICIDE III
15941.00
TRO
TROJAN CHEMICALS TRB-540 PLANT MEDIC
15948.00
ZOD
STARBAR MILK ROOM & CATTLE SPRAY
15948.01
AFL
DELLA MIST
15956.00
MIF
BAY-O-CIDE II RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
15958.00
WIL
WILSON'S SUPER RAT & MOUSE KILLER
15966.00
LAT
LATER'S GROW N' CARE TROPICAL SOIL INSECTICIDE DUST
15967.00
DIS
DISVAP III BARN & LIVESTOCK SPRAY
15982.00
CGC
LIME SULPHUR
16025.00
INT
CO-OP BROMONE RAT & MOUSE KILLER
16104.00
SAF
SANEX PRO-99 PROFESSIONAL SYSl HM CRACK AND CREVICE AEROSOL
16152.00
JOL
SUREKILLER
16158.00
LAT
LATER'S ROOT-GUARD SOIL INSECT KILLER
16159.00
LAT
LATER'S BUGBAN-C ANT KILLER
16161.00
LAT
LATER'S DURSBAN READY-TO-USE HOUSEHOLD INSECTICIDE
16184.00
ZOD
STARBAR RAT & MOUSE KILLER PELLETS
16211.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP EMULSIFIABLE DORMANT SPRAY OIL
16227.00
INT
CO-OP BROMONE RODENTICIDE MEAL
16250.00
GAX
GARDEX DIA ONE INSECTICIDE SPRAY
16260.00
BDC
BRENTDALE TREE PRUNING TREATMENT
16261.00
BDC
BRENTDALE WASP & HORNET INSECTICIDE
16266.00
BDC
BRENTDALE RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY
16268.00
BDC
BRENTDALE PYRETHRIN INSECTICIDE INSTITUTIONAL & GARDEN SPRAY
16269.00
BDC
BRENTDALE PYRETHRIN INSECTICIDE SPRAY
16272.00
SAF
SANEX MR-10 MUSHROOM HOUSE INSECTICIDE SOLUTION
16288.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP COPPERTOX WOOD PRESERVATIVE (GREEN)
16307.00
CAY
ZEPTOX II PRESSURIZED WASP & HORNET KILLER
16366.00
CGC
SPECTRACIDE-PROFESSIONAL HOME PEST CONTROL
16367.00
DIS
DISPAR MIST (METERED)
16393.00
ELA
A-REST SOLUTION CONTAINING ANCYMIDOL
16423.00
VEL
ROOST NO MORE LIQUID BIRD REPELLENT
16435.00
CAY
METER MIST INSECT KILLER
16469.00
TRO
TRL-121 TROJAN RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY II
16470.00
TRO
TRB-521 TROJAN PRESSURIZED RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY II
16490.00
SAJ
UNITED VAN LINES SANITIZED VAN INTERIOR SPRAY
16620.00
CHP
CHIPMAN MUSHROOM FLY DUST
16660.00
SCT
ITT
SCOTTS PROTURF GRANULAR SYSl EMIC FUNGICIDE
16672.00
CAY
ZEP ROACH & ANT SPRAY
16674.00
NCR
THAT FLOW ABLE FUNGICIDE
16685.00
CAY
ZEPOSECrOR A SPRAY INSECTICIDE
16699.01
INT
CO-OP BROMONE RAT & MOUSE KILLER PELLETS
16700.01
INT
CO-OP BROMONE RAT & MOUSE KILLER MEAL
16704.00
MMN
SECTROL #1490 MICROENCAPSULATED PYRETHRINS
200
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
16706.00
SAF
SANEX MR II MUSHROOM FLY INSECTICIDE DUST
16738.00
SAF
SANEX ROZOL PARA BLOCKS RODENTICIDE
16741.00
WIL
WILSON'S SUPER MOUSE TREAT
167.';5.00
MIF
MILL-O-CIDE 28 LIQUID INSECT SPRAY
16776.00
GAX
GARDEX SEWER-RAT BAIT BLOCKS
16791.00
INT
CO-OP CUTWORM KILLER
16792.00
INT
CO-OP ANT & GRUB KILLER
16806.00
FOF
FOSSIL FLOWER AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDAL SOAP CONCENTRATE
16812.00
GAX
GARDEX D-TRANS INDUSTRIAL INSECTICIDE 7-30
16814.00
GAX
GARDEX D-TRANS INDUSTRIAL INSECTICIDE 2-5/25
16827.00
KEM
KSB5 PINK PUSSYCAT RODENTICIDE
1686.S.00
KEM
KSD5 BAIT BLOCKS RODENTICIDE
16866.00
KEM
KEMSAN BAIT BLOCKS RODENTICIDE
16890.00
SAF
SANEX BROMONE CANARY SEED MOUSE BAIT
16926.00
UNR
HINDER
16934.00
SAF
SANEX MOSQUITO FOG INSECTICIDE
16944.00
LAV
DURO-TEC WOOD PRESERVATIVE LIQUID BROWN 545-275
169.51.00
OLY
OLX
WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
16985.00
NUX
NUDDEX COPPER 2%
16986.00
NUX
NUDDEX ZINC 2%
17102.00
SFR
SAFER'S DE-MOSS CRYPTOCIDAL SOAP
17111.00
ATC
CANPLUS 411: PARAFFINIC OIL & SURFACTANT BLEND
17189.00
ZOD
VAPORETTE FLEA & TICK POWDER
17201.00
KEM
KS MF MOSQUITO FOGGING INSECTICIDE FORMULA 5
17204.00
OSD
PENTOX ZIN-K-NAP WOOD PRESERVATIVE
17222.00
INT
CO-OP MALATHION 2% GRAIN PROTECTANT DUST
17244.00
PUG
PUROGUARD BARN & LIVESTOCK LIQUID INSECTICIDE
17250.00
DIS
DISVAP SPRAY INSECTICIDE
17260.00
CGC
GREEN CROSS BANISECT DOMESTIC INSECTICIDE DUST
17320.00
PIR
INSECTO
17359.00
SAF
SANEX BROMONE DURA-BLOCK
17379.00
WIL
WILSON'S SEVIN BUGKILLER DUST
17424.00
WIL
WILSON'S TOMATO & VEGETABLE DUST
17463.00
SAF
SANEX MALATHION GRAIN PROTECTOR DUST
17534.00
SAF
SEVIN 5-D INSECTICIDE DUST
17581.00
GRX
MALATHION PYRETHRIN FLY DUST
17.591.00
AIG
CCN
K.O. FLYING INSECT KILLER (FOR AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
17592.00
AIG
CCN
KONK (B.V.T.) FLYING INSECT KILLER (FOR AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
17593.00
AIG
KONK TOO FLYING INSECT KILLER
17597.00
EAT
BAKER'S ALL WEATHER BAIT BLOCKS
17598.00
EAT
MYS
BAKER'S ALL WEATHER BAIT BLOCKS
17625.00
REC
ONCE OVER WOOD PRESERVATIVE
17629.00
AIG
KONK (C.S.A.) FLYING INSECT KILLER (FOR AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
17661.00
LEG
REZ PREMIUM QUALITY WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
17662.00
LEG
REZ PREMIUM QUALITY WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
17692.00
BEN
MOORWOOD PENETRATING CLEAR WOOD FINISH & PRESERVATIVE
17693.00
BEN
MOORWOOD SEMI-TRANSPARENT STAIN & WOOD PRESERVATIVE
17710.00
KEM
KEMMIST METERED PRESSURIZED SPRAY INSECTICIDE
17772.00
MMN
SECTROL #1494 PREMISES FLEA SPRAY
17912.00
WHM
GAX
WHITMIRE PT 565 PYRETHRUM INSECTICIDE
17972.00
LEG
REZ SEMI-TRANSPARENT WOOD PRESERVATIVE STAIN-MAPLEWOOD
18009.00
SAF
ROZQL PARA-BLOCK
18020.00
SAF
BROMONE DURA-BLOCK
18094.00
GPB
RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY
18104.00
BEN
MOORWOOD SEMI-TRANSPARENT BLENDING BASE STAIN & WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
181.59.(K)
SAF
SANEX VETTEK B-R-S BACKRUBBER SOLUTION
18164.00
EMO
RE-ZIST RESIDUAL SOLUTION SPRAY
18187.00
APA
SEVIN POULTRY INSECT DUST
18196.00
SAF
SANEX PRO LIVESTOCK SPRAY
201
Reg./Règl.914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
18201.00
GAX
GARDEX BUGKILL PRESSURIZED SPRAY
18202.00
PUG
SHOK LIQUID INSECTICIDE
18204.00
KEK
E-RAT-ICATE
18205.00
KEK
E-Z-BAIT
18217.00
EMO
RAT NIX
18218.00
EMO
RAT-X
18237.00
KEM
MAKI RAT & MOUSE BAIT
18325.00
SAF
SANEX MAGIC MIST INSECTICIDE PY9 (METERED SPRAY)
18331.00
SWC
SPRAYCO PREMIUM MINERAL OIL
18348.00
GAX
GUARD MIST PYRETHINS INSECTICIDE (METERED)
18357.00
SAF
BUG BUSTER INSECI ICIDE METERED SPRAY
18358.00
EMO
QUIK-KILL
18359.00
KEK
INDUSTRIAL INSTA-KILL WASP & HORNET JET SPRAY
18360.00
CHP
C-I-L RAPID BUG KILLER SEVIN
18385.00
EMO
BUTO-PIP CONTACT INSECTICIDE
18388.00
INT
CO-OP HOME PEST CONTROL SPRAY
18393.00
KEM
RIDDEX PYRETHRUM 101 E.C. INSECI ICIDE
18420.00
APA
APAMIST FLYING INSECT KILLER (METERED MIST)
18473.00
UAG
CLEAN CROP CORN OIL (LIQUID ADJUVANT)
18488.00
WHM
GAX
WHITMIRE PT 240 PERMA-DUST
18558.00
CAI
D & L FLY KILL CONCENTRATE
18559.00
CAI
D & L FLY KILL SPRAY OR WIPE
18559.01
BAX
SPRAY 'N' REPEL
18574.00
INT
CO-OP DAIRY GUARD/SENTINELLE II
18583.00
KEK
BODY GARD
18584.00
KEK
HORSE-SHOO
18585.00
KEK
EVACUATE (FOR AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
18586.00
KEK
BARNSTORM (FOR AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
18587.00
EMO
BANISH
18588.00
EMO
SWAT
18589.00
EMO
HOG-WASH
18590.00
EMO
EVICT
18675.00
YAP
CLEAN CROP 5% SEVIN DUST
18691.00
KEM
KS FLEA SHAMPOO
18724.00
KEM
CCN
KEMSAN 511 PRESSURIZED INSECTICIDE
18749.00
KEM
MAKI RAT & MOUSE BAIT PELLE IS
18834.00
KEM
KS P-45 BARN & LIVESTOCK SPRAY
18835.00
KEM
1233 U.L.V.
18836.00
BAZ
BASF KUMULUS S
18846.00
CER
CCN
BUG-X II
18847.00
MTK
CCN
IR48 11
18892.00
CGC
CREEPY CRAWLY PROFESSIONAL HOME PEST CONTROL KIT
18893.00
BLL
MAE
QUINTOX RAT & MOUSE BAIT
18900.00
MTK
CCN
RODON II
18902.00
CER
CCN
KAITLESECTII
18929.00
MTK
CCN
M.K.O. II
18930.00
CER
CCN
STING-X II
18943.00
SUA
OSTER FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO FOR DOGS
18947.00
INT
CO-OP TRIMEX PREMIUM SPOT WEED KILLER
18991.00
BDC
COS
BRENTDALE INSECT SPACE & CONTACT SPRAY
19063.00
WHM
GAX
WHITMIRE PT 270 DURSBAN INSECTICIDE
19101.00
KEM
DIAZINON COMMERCIAL INSECTICIDE
19115.00
GAX
GARDEX DIA ONE INSECTICIDE SPRAY
19166.00
CMF
INSECTIGONE INSECT CONTROL POWDER
19178.01
NAC
RAT-TAT-TAT 11
19178.02
MTK
BIG GUN
19190.00
BAZ
BASF AMMONIUM SULPHATE
19215.00
CMF
INSECTIGONE INSECT CONTROL POWDER
19230.00
CMF
INSECTIGONE INSECT CONTROL POWDER
19244.00
VTR
CCN
CYCLE BREAKER II
202
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
Registration No.
Registrant
Agent
Pesticide
19244.01
INT
SUPER MIST PRESSURIZED INSECTICIDE SPRAY
19255.00
DUG
WOODMATE CLEARWATER WOOD PRESERVATIVE
19261.00
VTR
CYCLE BREAKER 6
19272.00
BAZ
BASF LIQUID AMMONIUM SULPHATE
19281.00
KEM
KEMSAN MAKI BAIT BLOCK RODENTICIDE
19282.00
KEM
KEMSAN MAKI» BAIT PELLETS RODENTICIDE
19286.00
KEM
KEMSAN SEWER BAIT BLOCKS RODENTICIDE
19313.00
DEP
DENALT-COPPER NAPHTHENATE PRESERVATIVE GREEN
19321.00
ROR
ROZ-TOX CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE & SEALER
19373.00
BEN
MOORWOOD CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE 456-01
19374.00
KEM
KS C5 HOUSEHOLD RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
19383.00
NAC
SEARCH-OUT
19383.01
MTK
LAST STAND COCKROACH KILLER
19.386.00
ZOD
STARBAR QWIK-KILL FOGGING SOLUTION (R.T.U.)
19386.01
AFL
DAIRY SPRAY II
19440.00
REC
END CUT PRESERVATIVE GREEN
19476.00
GRH
G&I^ CHEMICALS SE 800
19537.00
KEM
MAKI{R) CANARY SEED MOUSE BAIT
19557.00
KEM
CCN
KO 414 FLYING INSECT KILLER (AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
19558.00
KEM
CCN
KONK 409 (BVT) FLYING INSECT KILLER (METERED SPRAY)
19559.00
KEM
CCN
KONK408 (CSA) FLYING INSECT KILLER (METERED SPRAY)
19560.00
KEM
CCN
KONK PRO INSECT KILLER
19561.00
KEM
CCN
KONK TOO FLYING INSECT KILLER
19573.00
ZOD
CCN
DELLA MIST II (METERED SPRAY)
19653.00
MMN
SECTROL #1497 TWO WAY PET SPRAY
19654.00
MMN
SECTROL #1498 TWO-WAY FLEA & TICK FOAM
19659.00
BAX
SPRAY N' REPEL
19679.00
KEM
KS PYRETHRUM COMMERCIAL INSECTICIDE
19685.00
GAX
ABS
GUARD MIST 1 (METERED SPRAY)
19694.00
DOW
DURSBAN WB 05 INSECTICIDE
19732.00
BLL
MAE
QUINTOX MOUSE SEED
19735.00
INT
CO-OP HORSE GARD INSECTICIDE REPELLENT
19781.00
WHM
GAX
WHITMIRE PT 3-6-10 AERO-CIDE
19838.00
MOM
PPU
PIVAL PARAKAKES
19854.00
KEM
KEMSAN 11 METERED PRESSURIZED SPRAY INSECTICIDE
19879.00
ZOD
STARBAR EQUINE INSECTICIDAL SHAMPOO FOR HORSES
20173.00
ADS
NRD
ADAMS FLEA OFF EAR MITE LOTION
20188.00
ZOD
STARBAR EQUINE SUPER WIPE
20189.00
ZOD
ZOECON ENDALSECT INSECTICIDE
20191.00
ZOD
STARBAR EQUINE LICE DUSTER
20192.00
ZOD
VET KEM KEMIC PET SPRAY PLUS
20258.00
CHM
AGT
MAKI BULK RODENTICIDE PELLETS
20259.00
CHM
AGT
MAKl PLACE PACKS RODENTICIDE MEAL BAIT
20298.00
SAF
SANEX DORMANT OIL
20459.00
KEM
KEMSAN B-20 PRESSURIZED RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
20493.00
SWC
SPRAYCO OIL CONCENTRATE
20540.00
KEM
CCN
KO-15 FLYING INSECT KILLER FORMULA 975 (METERED SPRAY)
20542.00
KEM
CCN
KO 14 FLYING INSECT KILLER FORMULA 975
20545.00
KEM
CCN
KONK 408 FLYING INSECT KILLER FORMULA 975 (METERED SPRAY)
20547.00
KEM
CCN
KONK 409 FLYING INSECT KILLER FORMULA 975 (METERED SPRAY)
20691.00
MMN
DURATROL 3M #1488 HOUSEHOLD FLEA SPRAY
20758.00
KEM
KONK FLY FOG FLYING INSECT KILLER
21029.00
MBY
ABC OIL (FOR USE WITH ATRAZINE FORMULATION)
TOTAL:
565
203
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
2187 Simpsons-Sears Ltd.
Dept. 71, Toronto,
Ontario M5B 2B8
2189 Simpsons-Sears Ltd.,
Dept. 71, Toronto,
Ontario M5B 2B8
790003C Nitrochem Ltd., Suite
800, Montreal,
Quebec H3 A 1V4
790005C O.M. Scott & Sons,
Marysville, Ohio
43040
790017AB Chipman Inc., Box 9100,
Stoney Creek, Ontario
L8G3Z1
790026C O.M. Scott & Sons,
Marysville, Ohio
43040
790085C United Co-Operatives of
Ont., Box 527,
Mississauga, Ontario
L5A 3A4
790086C United Co-Operatives of
Ont., Box 527,
Mississauga, Ontario
L5A 3A4
790088C United Co-Operatives of
Ont., Box 527,
Mississauga, Ontario
L5A3A4
790207C Swift Canadian Co. Ltd.,
1400 The Queensway,
Toronto, Ontario
M8Z 1S4
790553C C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
790569C Weall & Cullen
Nurseries Ltd., P.O.
Box 4040, Markham,
Ontario L3R 8G8
790570C So-Green Inc., 2600
John St., Unionville,
Ontario L3R 3W3
790585C Life Horticuhural
Products, Box 50,
Caledonia, Ontario
NOA lAO
790609C C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
790610C Simpsons-Sears Ltd.,
Dept. 71, Toronto,
Ontario M5B 2B8
790668C C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
790669C C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
790677C C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
Pesticide
Sears Weed and Feed
12:3:6
Sears Weed and Feed
20:10:5 Plus 2,4-D and
Mecoprop
Nutrite Turf Plus
Insecticide with
Dursban 8:5:8
Scotts Turf Builder
25:3:3 Plus Halts
Crabgrass Preventer
Chipman Plantaide Plant
Starter 5:15:5 Plus
Rooting Regulator
Scotts Turf Builder Plus
2 With 2,4-D and
Mecoprop 26:3:3
Meadow Green 10:6:4
Turf Fertilizer with
2,4-D
Meadow Green 7:7:7
Fertilizer with 2,4-D
Sherwood Green Turf
Fertilizer with 2,4-D
10:6:4
Golden Vigoro Weed
and Feed 12:6:3 with
Killex
CIL Weed and Feed
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER-
Continued
20:10:5
c
Weall and Cullen Weed
and Feed 10:6:4
So-Green Weed and
Feed 10:5:10
Life Weed and Feed
With 2,4-D 10:6:4
CIL Winterizer Weeder
6:12:24
Sears Crabgrass Killer
10:6:4 with Dacthal
CIL 18:3:6 with
Crabgrass Preventer
CIL 10:6:4 Lawn Food
and Crabgrass
Preventer
CIL 18:3:6 Lawn Weed
Doctor
Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
790685C
790686C
790688C
790690C
800240C
800264C
800276C
800277C
800283C
800301 C
800363C
800697C
800698C
800699C
80070 IC
800715C
800719C
800734C
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
C-l-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
Green Cross (CIBA-
GEIGY), 6860
Century Avenue,
Mississauga, Ontario
L5N2W5
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
Swift Canadian Co. Ltd.,
1400 The Oueensway,
Toronto, Ontario
M8Z 1S4
O.M. Scott & Sons,
Marysville, Ohio
43040
Cyanamid Canada Inc.,
88 McNabb Cres.,
Markham, Ontario
L3R 6E6
Cyanamid Canada Inc.,
88 McNabb Cres.,
Markham, Ontario
L3R 6E6
O.M. Scott & Sons,
Marysville, Ohio
43040
Sheridan Nurseries Ltd.,
700 Evans Avenue,
Etobicoke, Ontario
N6A4L6
United Co-Operatives of
Ont., Box 527,
Mississauga, Ontario
L5A 3A4
Nitrochem Ltd., Suite
800, Montreal,
Quebec H3A 1V4
Nitrochem Ltd., Suite
800, Montreal,
Quebec H3 A 1V4
Nitrochem Ltd., Suite
800, Montreal,
Quebec H3A 1V4
Nitrochem Ltd., Suite
800, Montreal,
Quebec H3A 1V4
Nitrochem Ltd., Suite
800, Montreal,
Quebec H3A 1V4
Merry Gro. Ltd., 4038
Hwy. 7, Unionville,
Ontario L3R 2L5
Manchester Products
Ltd., Box 204,
Cambridge, Ontario
N1R5S9
Pesticide
Green-Up Weed and
Feed 10:6:4
Green-Up Weed and
Feed 20:10:5
Green Cross Weed 'n
Feed 20:10:5 with
Killex
CIL 18:3:6 Lawn Insect
Doctor
Vigoro Fall Weed and
Feed 4:8:16
Scotts Proturf 25:0:12
Fertilizer Plus DSB
Fungicide
Aero True-Green Weed
and Feed 10:6:4 with
Killex
Aero True-Green Weed
and Feed 10:6:4 with
2,4-D
Scotts Proturf Fertilizer
36:0:0 Plus Dicot
Weed Control II
Sheridan Parkwood
Weed and Feed 10:6:4
Co-Op Fertilin 10:6:4
Turf Fertilizer with
Crabgrass Preventer
Nutrite Lawnbooster
Plus Crabgrass
Preventer 20:5:5 with
Chlort
Nutrite Superturf Plus
Weed Killer 21:3:9
Nutrite Wintergreen Plus
Weedaway 4:9:15
Nutrite Turf Plus
Weedaway 8:5:8
Miracle Green 7:7:7 Plus
Weed and Feed
White Rose Iron Plus
Weed and Feed 9:4:8
Manchester Supergreen
Weed and Feed 10:6:4
204
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES
Reg./Règl. 914
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER-
Contimied
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER-
Continued
Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
Pesticide
800735C
Manchester Products
Ltd., Box 204,
Cambridge, Ontario
N1R5S9
Manchester Supergreen
Crab-Ex 10:6:4
800758C
So-Green Inc., 2600
John St., Unionville,
Ontario UR 3W3
So-Green Winter Pro
Weed and Feed 4:8:12
800763C
C-I-LInc.,90Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
Green-Up Weed and
Feed 20:10:5
800773C
Cavan's Garden Centre,
1570 Clarkson Road
North, Mississauga,
Ontario L6T1G1
Cavan's Summer Lawn
Food with Weed
Control 10:5:5
800775C
Cavan's Garden Centre,
1570 Clarkson Road
North, Mississauga,
Ontario L6T1G1
Cavan's Fall Lawn Food
WAVeed Control
5:10:5
800776C
Cavan's Garden Centre,
1570 Clarkson Road
North, Mississauga,
Ontario L6T1G1
Cavan's Spring Lawn
Food W/Weed Control
15:5:5
80078 IC
O.M. Scott & Sons,
Marysville, Ohio
43040
Scotts Proturf Fertilizer
36:0:0 Plus Dicot
Weed Control
800789C
C-I-LInc.,90Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
CIL 6:9:6 Garden Weed
Doctor
800803C
So-Green Inc., 2600
John St., Unionville,
Ontario L3R 3W3
So-Green Premium
Crabgrass Control
with Chlorthal 21:7:7
800806C
F.W. Woolworth Co.
Ltd., 33 Adelaide St.
W., Toronto, Ontario
M5H 1P5
Woolcrest Weed and
Feed 10:6:4
80081 OC
Beaver Lumber Co.
Ltd., 245 Fairview
Mall Drive,
Willowdale, Ontario
M2J 4T1
Beaver Premium Weed
and Feed 20:10:5 Plus
Killex
8008I6C
Beaver Lumber Co.
Ltd., 245 Fairview
Mall Drive,
Willowdale, Ontario
M2J4T1
Beaver Weed and Feed
with 2,4-D
800820C
K Mart Canada Limited,
8925 Torbram Road,
Brampton, Ontario
MSB 1L3
K-MartK-GroWeed
and Feed 10:6:4
800879C
Green Cross (CIBA-
GEIGY), 6860
Century Avenue,
Mississauga, Ontario
L5N 2W5
Green Cross Crab-
Guard Lawn Food
15:3:3 with Dacthal
4%
81040IC
Cyanamid Canada Inc.,
88 McNabb Cres.,
Markham, Ontario
L3R 6E6
Aero Green Weed and
Feed 10:6:4 with
Killex
810402C
Cyanamid Canada Inc.,
88 McNabb Cres.,
Markham, Ontario
L3R 6E6
Aero Green Weed and
Feed 10:6:4 with 2,4-D
Registration
No. Under
Registrant Under
Pesticide
Fertilizer
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
Act (Canada)
810403C
Cyanamid Canada Inc.,
Aero Green 12:6:6 Lawn
88 McNabb Cres.,
Insect Control and
Markham, Ontario
Fertilizer
L3R 6E6
810420C
United Co-Operatives of
Co-Op Fertilin 10:6:4
Ont., Box 527,
Turf Fertilizer with
Mississauga, Ontario
Weed Killers
L5A3A4
810421C
United Co-Operatives of
Co-Op Fertilin 10:6:4
Ont., Box 527,
Turf Fertilizer with
Mississauga, Ontario
Crabgrass Preventer
L5A 3A4
810422C
United Co-Operatives of
Sherwood Green 7:7:7
Ont., Box 527,
Turf Fertilizer with
Mississauga, Ontario
2,4-D
L5A3A4
810423C
United Co-Operatives of
Co-Op Fertilin Turf
Ont., Box 527,
Fertilizer 16:6:8 with
Mississauga, Ontario
Crabgrass Preventer
L5A3A4
810428C
United Co-Operatives of
Turf Green Fertilizer
Ont., Box 527,
16:6:8 with Weed
Mississauga, Ontario
Killers
L5A3A4
810446C
United Co-Operatives of
Co-Op Turfgreen Turf
Ont., Box 527,
Fertilizer 16:6:8 with
Mississauga, Ontario
Weed Killer
L5A 3A4
810447C
United Co-Operatives of
Co-Op Turfgreen Turf
Ont., Box 527,
Fertilizer 16:6:8 with
Mississauga, Ontario
Crabgrass
L5A 3A4
8I0457C
Canadian Tire
Mastercraft Fall Weed 'n
Corporation, Box 770,
Feed Fertilizer 4:8: 12
Station K, Toronto,
Ontario M4P 3V8
810902C
O.M. Scott & Sons,
Scotts Starter Fertilizer
Marysville, Ohio
16:21:5 with Crabgrass
43040
Preventer
810903C
Manchester Products
Manchester Supergreen
Ltd., Box 204,
Weed Guard 14:4:8
Cambridge, Ontario
N1R5S9
810915C
So-Green Inc., 2600
So-Green Grub and
John St., Unionville,
Cinchbug Control
Ontario L3R 3W3
W/Chlorpyrifos 10:2:4
810918C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
CIL 18:3:6 Crabgrass
Ave. E., North York,
Doctor
Ontario M2N 6H2
810919C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
CIL 15:3:6 Uwn Food
Ave. E., North York,
with Crabgrass
Ontario M2N 6H2
Preventer
810927C
Cyanamid Canada Inc.,
Aero Green Weed and
88 McNabb Cres.,
Feed 5: 10: 10 with
Markham, Ontario
Killex
L3R6E6
810929C
Cyanamid Canada Inc.,
Aero Ultra Green Weed
88 McNabb Cres.,
and Feed 14:7:7 with
Markham, Ontario
Killex
L3R 6E6
810930C
Cyanamid Canada Inc.,
Aero Green Crabgrass
88 McNabb Cres.,
and Annual Bluegrass
Markham, Ontario
Preventer 10:6:4
L3R6E6
205
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PESTICIDES
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PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER-
Continued
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER-
Conlinued
Registration
No. Under
Registrant Under
Pesticide
Fertilizer
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
A ^JllXfl^JW
4ct (Canada)
810942C
Simpsons-Sears Ltd.,
Sears Weed and Feed
Dept. 71, Toronto,
26:4:4 Plus 2,4-D and
Ontario MSB 2B8
Mecoprop
810970C
F.W. Woolworth Co.
Woolcrest Premium
Ltd., 33 Adelaide St.
Weed and Feed
W., Toronto, Ontario
20:10:5
M5H IPS
810978C
Little Tree Farm, 460
Little Tree Farm Weed
Springbank Drive,
and Feed 18:4:8
London, Ontario
N6J 1G8
810979C
Little Tree Farm, 460
Little Tree Farm
Springbank Drive,
Crabgrass Preventer
London, Ontario
18:4:8
N6J 1G8
810982C
O.M. Scott & Sons,
Scotts Lawn Moss
Marysville, Ohio
Control with Fertilizer
43040
19:5:5
811506C
Sunfresh Ltd., 22 St.
No-Name Weed and
Clair Avenue E.,
Feed 10:6:4
Toronto, Ontario
M4T 2S3
811508C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
CIL 12:3:5 Winterizer
Ave. E., North York,
Weeder
Ontario M2N 6H2
811515C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
CIL 15:3:3 Lawn Food
Ave. E., North York,
and Weed Killer
Ontario M2N 6H2
811516C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
CIL 6:3:4 Lawn Food
Ave. E., North York,
with Insect Killer
Ontario M2N 6H2
821004C
All Treat Farms Ltd.,
Lawn Treat Fertilizer
Arthur, Ontario
and Crabgrass Control
NOG lAO
821005C
All Treat Farms Ltd.,
Lawn Treat Fertilizer
Arthur, Ontario
and Insect Control
NOG lAO
with Dursban
821006C
All Treat Farms Ltd.,
Lawn Treat Weed and
Arthur, Ontario
Feed with Weed-A
NOG lAO
Ban Herbicide
821014C
Meadow Green Co.
Meadow Green Truf
Ltd., IS 1 City Centre
Fertilizer 7:7:7 with
Drive, Mississauga,
Weed Killers
Ontario LSB1M7
821015C
Meadow Green Co.
Meadow Green Turf
Ltd., ISl City Centre
Fertilizer 10:6:4 with
Drive, Mississauga,
Weed Killers
Ontario L5B1M7
82101 6C
United Co-Operatives of
Sherwood Green Turf
Ont., Box S27,
Fertilizer 7:7:7 with
Mississauga, Ontario
Weed Killers
LSA3A4
82101 7C
United Co-Operatives of
Sherwood Green Turf
Ont., Box 527,
Fertilizer 10:6:4 with
Mississauga, Ontario
Weed Killers
LSA3A4
821032C
Canadian Tire
Mastercraft Weed 'n
Corporation, Box 770,
Feed Lawn Fertilizer
Station K, Toronto,
9:3:6
Ontario M4P 3V8
821123C
So-Green Inc., 2600
So-Green Winter Pro
John St., Unionville,
Weed and Feed 6:8:12
Ontario UR 3W3
Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
Pesticide
821545C
So-Green Inc., 2600
John St., Unionville,
Ontario UR 3W3
So-Green Lawn Pro
Weed and Feed
10:5:10
821564C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
CIL Weed and Feed
16:4:4 with 2,4-D,
Mecoprop, Dicamba
821597C
Simpsons-Sears Ltd.,
Dept. 71, Toronto,
Ontario MSB 288
Sears Weed and Feed
20:10:5
821S98C
Simpsons-Sears Ltd.,
Dept. 71, Toronto,
Ontario MSB 2B8
Sears Weed and Feed
12:3:6
821600C
F.W. Woolworth Co.
Ltd., 33 Adelaide St.
W., Toronto, Ontario
M5H IPS
Woolcrest Premium
Crabgrass Control
20:10:5
821602C
Weall & Cullen
Nurseries Ltd., P.O.
Box 4040, Markham,
Ontario L3R 8G8
Weall and Cullen
Premium Crabgrass
21:7:7withBetasan
821616C
Sunfresh Ltd., 22 St.
Clair Avenue E.,
Toronto, Ontario
M4T 2S3
Fertilizer with Crabgrass
Preventer 12:3:6 with
Betasan
831156C
Chipman Inc., Box 9100,
Stoney Creek, Ontario
L8G3Z1
CIL Golfgreen
Crabgrass Preventer
20:3:4 Plus Bensulide
831157C
Chipman Inc., Box 9100,
Stoney Creek, Ontario
L8G3Z1
CIL Landscape
Crabgrass Preventer
10:6:4 Plus Bensulide
831158C
Chipman Inc., Box 9100,
Stoney Creek, Ontario
L8G3Z1
CIL Landscaper Insect
Control 10:6:4 Plus
Chlorpyrifos
831227C
So-Green Inc., 2600
John St., Unionville,
Ontario UR 3W3
So-Green Premium
Lawn Pro- Weed and
Feed 21:7:7
831277C
Chipman Inc., Box 9100,
Stoney Creek, Ontario
L8G3Z1
CIL 16-4-4 Professional
Crabgrass Preventer
831282
Wilson Laboratories
Inc., 36 Head St.,
Dundas, Ontario
L9H 3H3
Wilson Fall Lawn Food
Plus Multi Weeder
831285
Wilson Laboratories
Inc., 36 Head St.,
Dundas, Ontario
L9H 3H3
Wilson Spring and
Summer Lawn Food
Plus Multi Weeder
831286
Wilson Laboratories
Inc., 36 Head St.,
Dundas, Ontario
L9H 3H3
Wilson Crabgrass
Preventer and Poa
Annua Control Plus
Lawn
841425C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
CIL 10-6-4 Lawn Food
Plus Crabgrass
Preventer
841688C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
CIL Golf Green Weed
and Feed 20:3:4
841695C
Chipman Inc., Box 9100,
Stoney Creek, Ontario
L8G3Z1
CIL Crabgrass Doctor
20-3-4
841696C
C-I-L Inc., 90 Sheppard
Ave. E., North York,
Ontario M2N 6H2
CIL Lawn Insect Doctor
6:3:4 with
Chlorpyrifos
206
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Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
Pesticide
841750
So-Green Inc., 2600
So-Green Pro-Fertilizer
John St., Unionville,
and Crabgrass Control
Ontario L3R 3W3
10-5-10
851825C
Green Cross CIBA-
Feedex Liquid Weed 'n'
GEIGY Canada Ltd.,
Feed
Mississauga, Ontario
L5N2W5
851828
Wilson Laboratories
Gard-Eze Liquid Weed
Inc., 36 Head St.,
and Feed
Dundas, Ontario
L9H 3H3
851830
Wilson Laboratories
Wilson Spring and
Inc., 36 Head St.,
Summer Liquid Lawn
Dundas, Ontario
Food Plus Multi
L9H 3H3
Weeder
851843
Home Hydroculture
Assoc. Inc., Box 3250,
Station D,
Willowdale, Ontario
M2R 3G6
Home Gardener Liquid
Lawn Food
860099C
Sunfresh Ltd., 22
No-Name Liquid Lawn
St. Clair Avenue E.,
Food and Insect
Toronto, Ontario
Control 15-2-3
M4T 2S8
Registration
No. Under
Fertilizer
Act (Canada)
Registrant Under
Fertilizer Act (Canada)
Pesticide
870042C
Weall & Cullen
Nurseries Ltd., P.O.
Box 4040, Markham,
Ontario L3R 8G8
Weall & Cullen Liquid
Lawn Food and Insect
Control
870143C
Green Cross CIBA-
GEIGY Canada Ltd.,
Mississauga, Ontario
L5N2W5
Insectilizer 15-5-5 Lawn
Food
88001 IC
Vigorolnc, 1400 The
Queensway, Toronto,
Ontario M8Z 1S4
Golden Vigoro Insect
Control & Fertilizer
10-6-4
880046C
Chipman Inc., Box 9100,
Stoney Creek, Ontario
L8G3Z1
C-I-L 20-5-5 Plus
Crabgrass Preventer
4.6% Bensulide
880047C
Garden Gallery Inc., 864
Drury Lane,
Burlington, Ontario
L7R 2Y3
Garden Gallery Inc.
Lawn Food & Insect
Control 12-6-6 +
0.78%
881034C
Spray & Green
Fertilizers Inc., 426
Victoria Ave., St-
Lambert, Quebec
J4P 2H9
Plus Green Fertilizer &
Insecticide 15-2-2 with
1.43%Chlorpyrifos
TOTAL: 119
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 8.
Form 1
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION FOR AN EXTERMINATOR'S LICENCE
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
I, (name) Telephone No. .
of (home address)
(P.O.Box, R.R. No., Apt. No., Number and Street
Postal Code.
Lot — 1
City, Town, etc.)
Concession — i r — Township — i —
Municipality (City, Town, etc.)
apply for an exterminator's licence:
Structural Class l-D 2-0 3-0 4-0 5-0'6-0'
LandClass l-O 2-0 3-0 4-0 5-0 6-0 7-D 8-0 9-0 lO-O*
WaterClass l-O 2-0 3-0'
If (•) COMPLETE THIS SECTION -
Specify the pesticide(s)
use
premises ,
or equipment
to be used in accordance with this licence.
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I shall be performing under Operator's Licence No in the name of .
Telephone No at (business address)
STRUCTURAL
LAND
WATER
if applicable, state present exterminator's
licence class and number:
Last formal education completed at
Grade 10, please submit working or business experience.
if less than
State Names and Addresses of two character references.
NAME
ADDRESS
Date , 19 Signature of Applicant .
TO BE COMPLETED IF THIS IS AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION OR A MEDICAL HAS BEEN REQUESTED BY THE
DIRECTOR
This is to certify that (name of applicant) has been given
a medical examination which included a blood count, urine analysis and a check of the applicant's blood pressure and heart.
I find the applicant physically fit to conduct exterminations:
Date ,19.... Signature of Medical Practitioner
Address of Medical Practitioner
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, Form 1.
Form 2
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION FOR AN OPERATOR'S LICENCE
Any individual or corporation may apply alone or together with others for an Operator's Licence.
1. For each applicant who is an individual, complete the following:
Name Telephone
Address Postal Code
Lot Concession Township
2. For each applicant that is a corporation, complete the following:
Corporation Name Telephone
Address Postal Code
Please attach a list of the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all directors and officers of each corporation.
3. The following are all the names (business or company name, as advertised) under which the applicant(s) intend to carry on business under
the authority of the licence applied for:
1. Name
2. Name
3. Name
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4. For each official representative of the Operator, complete the following:
1. Name Telephone ..
Address Postal Code
2. Name Telephone ..
Address Postal Code
3. Name Telephone ..
Address Postal Code
5. The following are the location(s) of all branch offices where the applicant(s) intend to carry on business under the authority of the licence
applied for:
1. Address Telephone
Lot Concession Township
2. Address Telephone
Lot Concession Township
3. Address Telephone
Lot Concession Township
Application is hereby made for an Operator's Licence Class:
l-D 2-n 3-n 4-n 5-n 6-n 7-n and the above information is provided for the purpose of this application.
If there is more than ONE applicant, the applicants carry on or intend to carry on an extermination business in partnership or in associa-
tion, and are all the partners or associates carrying on the extermination business together.
Date Signature of Applicant(s)
Form 3
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION TO USE AN IMPORTED, UNREGISTERED PESTICIDE
O. Reg. 70/84, s. 7.
of
(name)
(address)
qualify as an agriculturist and apply to use on my own agricultural land the following imported, unregistered pesticide:
Product Name ....
Active Ingredient
Total Amount
Concentration ....
Rate of Application
Formulation
To be applied at .
(lot)
(concession)
(township)
(municipality)
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for the control of on
(pest)
(date)
of acres of .
(number)
(crop)
(signature)
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, Form 3.
Form 4
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO USE A PESTICIDE CONTAINING METHYL BROMIDE,
PHOSTOXIN OR CYANIDE COMPOUNDS
1. Name of operator Licence Class Licence Number
Address Business telephone number
Name of exterminator Home telephone number
Home address
Application for a permit to use in an extermination in
(name of pesticide)
premises at
(location of premises)
on the , 19
(date)
2. I am the holder of Licence Number as a Structural Exterminator, Class .
3. Particulars of the extermination are as follows:
I
Description of premises (indicate whether it is an attached or
detached building, an apartment, a portion of a building, a vehicle or
other premises)
II
Date on which premises were last inspected by exterminator
III
Date on which notice required by the Regulation is to be delivered
IV
Cubic feet capacity of the premises to be exterminated
V
Hour in which extermination to be commenced
VI
Amount of pesticide to be used
VII
Proposed time of opening premises
VIII
Names and addresses and brief descrip-
tion of duties of each assistant extermina-
tor or other person who will assist
(date)
(signature of exterminator)
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, Form 4.
Forms
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION TO PERFORM AN EXTERMINATION FROM AN AIRBORNE MACHINE
Land Exterminator's Licence Class
Number
(name of exterminator)
(home address)
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hereby apply for a permit to use:
(name of pesticide)
Home Telephone No .
at.
(rate)
by means of
(type of machine)
on acres of
(number)
located at
(crop)
(operator's licence class and number)
(date)
(name of operator)
(business address)
(business telephone)
per acre
(location of area to be treated)
Lot Concession Township County
District or Regional Municipality
within the time period of to
to perform an extermination under
(signature of applicant)
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, Form 5.
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Form?
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO PERFORM A WATER EXTERMINATION
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY, Attach Map of the Treatment Area and Indicate Access Route
. I,
Telephone No.
of
(name of applicant)
(Home)
Home Address — P.O. Box, Apt. No., Number and Street
(Business)
City, Town, etc.
Postal Code
apply for a permit to purchase and use:
2. Name of Pesticide
3. Formulation
4. Active Ingredient
5. Concentration — Total Qty. to be used
6. Rate
7. Area to be treated (length, width, and average maximum depth)
Name of Body of Water (Specify)
Lot
Concession
Township
County, District or Regional Municipality
8. Name of Pest
9. Date of Application
Number of Applications
Type of Equipment
WHERE A STREAM OR RIVER IS TO BE TREATED FOR CONTROL OF BLACKFLY LARVAE,
INDICATE:
A. Streamflow
B. Width
Average Depth
Speed of Current
(Ft. per Second)
This oermit is a renewal:
Years of Previous
Permit(s)
Permit Number(s)
n No
n Yes
Is water in the vicinity of the treated area used for:
n swimming D irrigation of crops
D drinking water D livestock watering
n fishing
D other ..
(specify)
(specify)
Have all adjacent owners, lessees or organizations been notified and have they all agreed to the proposed treatment, realizing that their use of
the water may be temporarily restricted? D Yes D No
(specify)
Type of sediment: D sand D gravel D mudorother
Is the treatment to be undertaken by an exterminator? D Yes D No
State: 1. Exterminator's Licence Number
2. Company Name Licence Number
Date , 19 Signature of Applicant
R.R.0. 1980, Reg. 75 1 , Form 7.
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Form 8
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION FOR A LIMITED WHOLESALE
OR
WHOLESALE VENDOR'S LICENCE OR RENEWAL
I, Telephone (home) (bus.) .
of (home address)
(P.O.Box, R.R. No., Apt. No., Number and Street
City, Town, etc.)
(business address)
(P.O.Box, R.R. No., Apt. No., Number and Street
Lot
Concession
City, Town, etc.)
Township — i r — Municipahty (City, Town, etc.)
apply for a D Licence or □ Renewal of Licence No.
(i) n Limited or Wholesale Vendor's Licence
or
(ii) n Wholesale Vendor's Licence
to sell pesticides
Under this licence the following premises are also included:
Person Responsible
Address of Premises
Premises
Telephone
Home
Telephone
if a partnership or corporation, state name(s) of the Official Representative(s):
Name Home Address
Home Phone
Title
Date Signature of Applicant
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, Form 8.
Form 9
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION FOR A RETAIL VENDOR'S LICENCE AND RENEWAL
I, Telephone (home) (bus.)
of (home address)
(P.O. Box, R.R. No., Apt. No., Number and Street
City, Town, etc.)
214
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(business address)
(P.O. Box, R.R. No., Apt. No., Number and Street
1 — Lot — 1 I — Concession
City, Town, etc.)
Township — i i — Municipality (City, Town, etc.)
apply for a D Vendor's Licence or D Renewal of Vendor's Licence No. .
D Class 1 Retail
D Class 2 Retail
D Class 3 Retail
to sell pesticides
if a partnership or corporation, state name(s) of the Official Representative(s):
Name Home Address
Home Phone
Title
Date .
Signature of Applicant
R.R.0. 1980, Reg. 751, Form 9.
Form 10
Pesticides Act
APPLICATION TO PURCHASE AND USE A PESTICIDE
(name)
of home telephone: .
(home address)
business telephone: .
(business address)
apply for a permit to purchase and use
(name of pesticide)
(formulation)
(active ingredient)
(concentration)
(total quantity)
to be applied at on
(rate)
(crop or area to be treated)
for the control of on
(name of pest)
premises
located at
(mailing address)
.. township
lot concession
county, district or regional municipality
during the time period to
I am licensed under the Pesticides Act and regulations thereunder:
Yes D
No D
If yes, I hold a:
Land Exterminator's Licence,
Class Number .
215
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Structural Exterminator's Licence,
Water Exterminator's Licence,
Operator's
Class Number .
Class Number .
(date)
(signature of applicant)
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751, Form 10.
Form 11
Pesticides Act
FIRE DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION
(for reference in case of an emergency)
(vendor's name)
of home telephone .
(business address)
business telephone
notify the
(name of Fire Department)
Fire Department that —
Schedule 1 D
Schedule 2 D
Schedule 3 D
Schedule 4 D
Schedule 5 D
Schedule 6 D
pesticides are stored at the above premises. I am a holder of a -
Wholesale D
Limited Wholesale D
Class 1 Retail D
Class 2 Retail D
Vendor's Licence Number .
Vendor's Licence Number .
Vendor's Licence Number .
Vendor's Licence Number .
(date)
(signature)
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 751. Form 11.
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Petroleum Resources Act
Loi sur les richesses pétrolières
REGULATION 915
EXPLORATION, DRILLING AND PRODUCTION
Definitions
1. In this Regulation,
"battery" means storage facilities receiving production from a well or
wells;
"completion date" means the date on which the total depth of a well
is reached;
"development well" means a well that is bored, drilled or deepened
for the purpose of producing from or extending a pool of oil or gas
into which another well has already been bored or drilled;
"exploratory well" means a well that is bored, drilled or deepened
for the purpose of discovering a pool of oil or gas;
"pooled spacing unit" means a spacing unit in which all the various
interests have been pooled;
"pooling" means the joining or combining of all the various interests
within a spacing unit for the purpose of drilling and subsequent
producing of a well;
"target area" means the area within a spacing unit that is allocated
for drilling a well;
"tract",
(a) in the case of a standard 200 acre lot, means a unit of area
obtained by the division of the lot into eight equal rectangu-
lar areas each being twenty-five acres more or less and each
tract within the lot shall be described by number in the
manner set forth in Schedule 3,
(b) in the case of a standard 100 acre lot, means a unit of area
obtained by division of the lot into four equal rectangular
areas each being twenty-five acres more or less and each
tract within the lot shall be described by number in the
manner set forth in Schedule 3, and
(c) in the case where the lot is not a standard 200 acre or 100
acre lot, means a unit of area obtained by the division of the
lot into such equal rectangular areas, as may be approved
by the Minister;
"waste", in addition to its meaning as ordinarily understood in the
oil and gas industry, includes,
(a) the inefficient, excessive or improper use or dissipation of
reservoir energy,
(b) the locating, spacing, drilling, equipping, operating or pro-
ducing of any well or wells in a manner that causes or might
cause a reduction in the quantity of oil or gas ultimately and
economically recoverable from any pool,
(c) the inefficient storing of oil or gas, whether on the surface
or underground, and
(d) the locating, spacing, drilling, equipping, operating or pro-
ducing of any well or wells in a manner that causes or might
cause unnecessary or excessive surface loss or destruction of
oil or gas;
"water-covered area" means any area covered by flowing or standing
water. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 1.
Licensing
2. — (1) A licence to conduct geophysical or geochemical explora-
tion for oil or gas shall be in Form 101 and the fee therefor is $20.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 35/82, s. 1.
(2) A licence to conduct geophysical or geochemical exploration
for oil or gas shall be applied for by and issued to the person on
whose behalf the exploration is being conducted.
(3) A licence in Form 101 expires with the 31st day of December
of the year for which it is issued and is not transferable. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 752, s. 2 (2,3).
3.— (1) A licence to lease oil or gas rights from an owner other
than the Crown shall be in Form 102 and the fee therefor is $20.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 35/82, s. 2.
(2) A licence in Form 102 expires with the 31st day of December
of the year for which it was issued and is not transferable.
(3) A licence in Form 102 is issued subject to the condition that
where the licensee leases oil or gas rights on behalf of another, the
person on whose behalf the licensee is leasing is also the holder of a
licence in Form 102. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 3 (2, 3).
4. — (1) A licence for a machine for boring, drilling, deepening or
plugging wells shall be in Form 103 and the fee therefor is $20.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 4 (1); O. Reg. .35/82, s. 3.
(2) A licence in Form 103 expires with the 31st day of December
of the year for which it is issued.
(3) Where a transfer in ownership of a machine is effected, the
Minister shall be notified within thirty days of such transfer.
(4) A licence in Form 103 shall be kept at the machine and be
available for inspection.
(5) The owner of a machine shall comply with the drilling safety
code in Schedule 1. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 4 (3-5).
5.— (1) A licence to produce oil or gas for sale shall be in Form
104 and the fee therefor is $20. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 5 (1);
O. Reg. 35/82, s. 4.
(2) A licence in Form 104 expires with the 31st day of December
of the year for which it is issued and is not transferable. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 752, s. 5 (2).
6. A licence under section 2, 3, 4 or 5 is is,sued on the condition
that the holder thereof complies with the Act, the regulations and
any order of the Board. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 6.
Identification of Wells and Batteries
7. The operator of every well or battery shall mark it with a
prominent sign located in a conspicuous place showing the name of
the operator and the name of the well or battery and shall maintain
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such sign until the well is plugged or the battery dismantled.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 7.
8. The length of a well name shall not exceed thirty-three charac-
ters and spaces, and such name shall not be changed without
approval by the Minister. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 8.
Restricted Driixing Areas
9. No person shall bore or drill an exploratory or development
well,
(a) within 150 feet of any high vohage power line, road allow-
ance, railway, transmission pipeline or other utility right of
way;
(b) within 250 feet of any dwelling, commercial or industrial
building, school, church or place of public assembly;
(c) on land, within 350 feet of the shoreline; or
(d) in water-covered areas, within one-half mile of the shore-
line or within one-half mile of the International Boundary,
except where special circumstances exist that in the opinion of the
Minister justify the drilling of a well within a lesser distance of any of
the above-mentioned limits and a permit to do so has been granted.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 9.
SPACING
Exploratory Wells
10.— (1) Where an exploratory well is bored or drilled into and
not below a formation of Devonian age, the well shall be on a pooled
spacing unit of not less than 6'/4 acres and shall be located not closer
than 200 feet to any boundary of the pooled spacing unit.
(2) Where an exploratory well is bored or drilled into and not
below a formation of Silurian age, the well shall be on a pooled spac-
ing unit of not less than twenty-five acres and shall be located not
closer than 350 feet to any boundary of the pooled spacing unit.
(3) Where an exploratory well is bored or drilled into or below a
formation of Ordovician age, the well shall be on a pooled spacing
unit of not less than fifty acres and shall be located not closer than
350 feet to any boundary of either tract within the pooled spacing
unit.
(4) An exploratory well shall be bored or drilled in the target
area of a tract or quarter tract but the Minister may approve a devia-
tion from the target area of a tract or quarter tract where conditions
require such deviation.
(5) The Minister may issue a permit to bore, drill or deepen an
exploratory well that does not comply with this section subject to the
condition that there is no production from the well until a pooled
spacing unit that complies with this section has been established.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 10.
11. Where an exploratory well is bored or drilled in a water-
covered area, the well shall be located not closer than 1320 feet to
the boundary of the area described in the licence of occupation.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 11.
12.— (1) Where an operator discovers a pool on land capable of
producing oil or gas, any person having oil or gas rights in respect of
the pool may apply to the Minister for the establishment of spacing
units and where no other person has applied within ninety days of the
discovery, the person who discovered the pool shall apply, unless
otherwise instructed by the Minister.
(2) An application shall be accompanied by a plan of the lands
comprising the probable area of the pool, certified by an Ontario
land surveyor or professional engineer qualified to practise in
Ontario or other person acceptable to the Minister, showing,
(a) the location of the well in relation to the boundaries of the
lands, roadways and topographical features of the area;
(b) the names of all persons having oil and gas rights in respect
of the pool; and
(c) a description of the interests of such persons.
(3) The applicant shall serve a true copy of the application and
plan upon the persons mentioned in clause (2) (b) within five days
after making the application.
(4) Except where the Minister has otherwise instructed, no per-
son shall bore or drill a development well into a pool referred to in
subsection (1) until the application has been made and disposed of.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 12.
13. Where an operator discovers a pool in a water-covered area
capable of producing gas, the Minister may require the establishment
of spacing units. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 13.
DEVELpPMENT WELLS
14.— (1) This section applies only where a development well is
bored or drilled into a pool in respect of which a regulation establish-
ing spacing units has not been made.
(2) Where a development well is bored or drilled into and not
below a formation of Devonian age, the well shall be on a pooled
spacing unit of not less than (t'A acres and shall be located not closer
than 200 feet to any boundary of the pooled spacing unit.
(3) Where a development well is bored or drilled into or below a
formation of Silurian age, the well shall be on a pooled spacing unit
of not less than twenty-five acres and shall be located not closer than
350 feet to any boundary of the pooled spacing unit. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 752, s. 14.
Other Wells
15. The location of a well shall be subject to approval by the Min-
ister, where the well is not classified as an exploratory well or a
development well and is drilled,
(a) for the storage of hydrocarbons;
(b) for the secondary recovery of oil;
(c) for the production of brine;
(d) for the testing of subsurface structures;
(e) for the injection of fluid;
(f) for the disposal of mineral waters; or
(g) for observation. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 15.
Bonding
16.— (1) Subject to subsection (3), a permit to bore, drill or
deepen a well shall not be issued to a lessee unless the applicant has
deposited in respect of the well with the Treasurer of Ontario,
(a) cash, or bonds of the Province of Ontario or Ontario
Hydro; or
(b) an irrevocable letter of credit issued and guaranteed by a
branch of a Canadian bank situate in the City of Toronto in
The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto requiring the
branch to pay on demand a bill of exchange payable to the
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Treasurer of Ontario drawn by the Deputy Minister of Nat-
ural Resources on the branch,
in the amount of $500, or where the well is in a water-covered area
$20,000, as security for the completion of the works in accordance
with the Act, the regulations and any order of the Board.
(2) The lessee shall deposit with the Minister such further secu-
rity as the Minister may require in order to maintain the market
value of the security deposited under clause (1) (a) at not less than
the amount of security required to be deposited under subsection
(1).
(3) The total amount deposited by a person under subsection (1)
shall not exceed $5,000 in respect of wells on land or $200,000 in
respect of wells in water-covered areas.
(4) The Treasurer of Ontario shall return the security deposited
in respect of a well,
(a) if the amount returned does not reduce the total security
deposited by the person in respect of other wells to less than
the amount determined under subsections (1), (2) and (3);
and
(b) the Minister certifies that the well is plugged in accordance
with the Act, the regulations and any order of the Board; or
(c) the well is sold by the lessee to the owner of the land on
which the well is situate.
(5) Where the Minister takes possession of a well under section
38 or 42, there is forfeited and shall be paid to the Treasurer of
Ontario such sum as the Minister determines, not exceeding $500
where the well is on land or $20,000 where the well is in a water-
covered area, out of the total security deposited by the operator.
(6) Where there has been a forfeiture under subsection (5), every
permit to bore, drill or deepen a well and every licence to produce oil
or gas held by the person who deposited the security forfeited or can-
celled is suspended until the total amount of the security required by
subsections (1), (2) and (3) is restored.
(7) The Treasurer of Ontario may sell any bonds deposited and
forfeited under this section at the current market price.
(8) Where the owner of the land on which a well drilled after the
30th day of August, 1962 is situate, sells the well or leases the oil or
gas rights, the purchaser or lessee shall deposit in respect of the well,
security in the amount prescribed by this section. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 752, s. 16.
Drilling and Completion
17.— (1) An application for a permit to bore, drill or deepen a
well shall be made in duplicate in Form 105.
(2) Where the application is in respect of a well on land it shall be
accompanied by a scaled plan certified by an Ontario land surveyor
or other person acceptable to the Minister showing,
(a) exact co-ordinates of the well from two intersecting sides of
the lot;
(b) the elevation above sea level of the well site including the
datum from which it is derived;
(c) where the tract and spacing unit are within a township lot,
the position of the tract and spacing unit within the lot; and
(d) such further information as the Minister may require.
(3) The holder of the permit shall forthwith notify the inspector
in writing of any change in the information supplied on Form 105 or
the accompanying scaled plan and shall not commence drilling unless
the inspector approves such changes,
s. 17 (1-3).
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752,
(4) A permit to bore, drill or deepen a well shall be in Form 106
and the fee therefor is $25 and the permit is not transferable.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 17 (4); O. Reg. 35/82, s. 5.
18.— (1) The operator shall notify the inspector before commenc-
ing drilling, boring or deepening operations and such notice shall be
given in the forty-eight hour period preceding commencement.
(2) When a well is in the process of being bored, drilled, deep-
ened, worked over or plugged, every operator shall keep at the well
or at their field office, provided it is within reasonable distance of the
well, a daily record of the operations.
(3) The daily record shall set out complete information on all
operations carried on during the day and, without restricting the gen-
erality of the foregoing, shall include,
(a) the depth at the beginning of the day or shift;
(b) the depth at the end of the day or shift;
(c) the diameter of the hole;
(d) any change in casing;
(e) if casing is set, all information regarding the setting includ-
ing size, type, grade and weight of casing, whether the cas-
ing is new or used, and the depth at which it is set;
(f) particulars of cementing;
(g) the depth at which any showing, however small, of oil, gas
or water is encountered, and the flows, pressures and levels
thereof; and
(h) a report of each log, survey, formation test, deviation test
or other test taken or made.
(4) Any suspension of operations shall be noted on the daily
record.
(5) The record kept shall note and describe, in addition to drilling
operations, all other operations carried on, including fishing, shoot-
ing, perforating, acidizing, fracturing, surveying and plugging.
(6) The record required by this section shall be available to an
inspector at all reasonable times. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 18.
19. Before commencing to bore, drill or deepen a well, a proper
and adequate slush pit or pits shall be constructed for the reception
of all drill cuttings and fluids from the well. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
752, s. 19.
20. The operator shall ensure that all casing, tubing and equip-
ment used in the drilling of a well is in good condition and adequate
for the depths to be drilled and the pressures that may be
encountered. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 20.
21. The operator of a well shall plan and effect a casing and
cementing program for the well to protect all fresh water horizons
and all potential oil-bearing or gas-bearing horizons penetrated dur-
ing drilling operations and to prevent the migration of oil, gas or
water from one horizon to another. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 21.
22. — ( I ) The operator of a well shall ensure that all fluid produced
or recovered from a well during drilling operations is disposed of in a
manner that will not interfere with the rights of any person.
(2) The operator of a well shall ensure that salt water, drilling
fluid, oil, refuse and any flammable products from a well are not
handled or disposed of so as to.
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(a) create or constitute a hazard to public health or safety;
(b) run into or contaminate any fresh water horizon or body of
water or remain in a place from which it might contaminate
any fresh water or body of water; or
(c) run over or damage any land, road, building or structure.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752,s. 22.
23.— (1) The operator of a well shall take every precaution to
ensure that the well does not flow uncontrolled.
(2) The operator shall report to the Ministry immediately any
well flowing uncontrolled. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 23.
24. The operator of a producing well shall ensure that,
(a) strings of casing intermediate between the producing casing
and the surface casing are not recovered unless all horizons
containing oil, gas or mineral water are cemented off or
otherwise separated to the satisfaction of the inspector; and
(b) the surface casing is not recovered. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
752, s. 24.
25. At the end of every drilling or plugging operation or as soon
as weather and ground conditions permit, the operator shall,
(a) clear the area around the well of all refuse material;
(b) burn or remove waste oil;
(c) drain and fill in excavations;
(d) where the pits contain salt or other chemicals which may
inhibit plant growth, clean out such pits before filling;
(e) remove concrete bases, machinery and materials; and
(f) level the surface to leave the site as nearly as is reasonably
possible in the condition in which it was when drilling oper-
ations were commenced. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 25.
Well Blowout Prevention
26.— (1) The operator of a well being bored, drilled, deepened,
tested, completed, stimulated or worked over shall provide and
maintain casing and blowout prevention equipment in such condition
that any oil, gas or water encountered can be effectively controlled.
(2) The operator shall ensure that blowout prevention equipment
is adequate, having regard to the depth to be drilled, the expected
pressure and the necessity in case of blowout of obtaining a shutoff of
the open hole or around any equipment being employed in the well.
(3) The blowout prevention equipment shall include two steel
lines, separately connected to the blowout preventer assembly, one
for bleeding off pressures and one for killing the well, and shall be,
(a) located below at least one set of blowout preventers;
(b) of a diameter of at least two inches; and
(c) of components and material having a working pressure
equal to that of the blowout preventers.
(4) The operator shall locate all manual controls for mechanically
operated blowout preventers at least two feet outside the substruc-
ture and when such blowout preventers are used at a well that is
being tested, completed or worked over, the controls shall be at least
ten feet from the well.
(5) While a well is being drilled, the operator shall test blowout
prevention equipment daily and record the results of such tests in the
daily record.
(6) An inspector who considers that the casing or blowout pre-
vention equipment at a well is not adequate, may tag the well.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 26.
Water-Covered Areas
27.— (1) In this section, "well" means a well in a water-covered
(2) An applicant for a permit to bore, drill or deepen a well shall
furnish proof to the satisfaction of the Minister that he, she or it has
subsisting liability insurance of at least $1,000,000 that provides com-
pensation for all damage caused by the drilling operations, or caused
by any vessel, craft or barge used to transport people or materials to
the site of the production operations.
(3) An applicant for a licence to produce oil or gas from a well
shall furnish proof to the satisfaction of the Minister that he, she or it
has subsisting liability insurance of at least $1,000,000 that provides
compensation for all damage caused by the production operations, or
caused by any vessel, craft or barge used to transport people or mate-
rials to the site of the production operations.
(4) A licence for a machine for boring, drilling, deepening or
plugging a well is issued on the condition that the machine is not used
to bore, drill, deepen or plug a well unless the licensee furnishes
proof to the satisfaction of the Minister that he, she or it has subsist-
ing liability insurance of at least $1,000,000 that provides compensa-
tion for all damage caused by the machine, or by any vessel, craft or
barge used to transport people or materials to the machine.
(5) Before applying for a permit to bore, drill or deepen a well,
the operator shall submit, in duplicate, to the Minister, plans and
specifications of the proposed wellhead assembly.
(6) The well location shall be verified by survey, with the drilling
rig on location and a copy of this survey shall accompany Form 107.
(7) An operator who has encountered oil in a well or who is bor-
ing, drilling or deepening a well in an area where oil may reasonably
be expected to be encountered shall, in addition to the requirements
of the other provisions of this Regulation, provide in operating con-
dition oil-saving equipment, discharge equipment and emergency oil
storage.
(8) The operator of a well shall ensure that the production casing
is cemented to surface before production commences.
(9) The operator of a producing well shall ensure that,
(a) the wellhead is encased below the bed of the body of water;
or
(b) the over-all height of the wellhead assembly above the bed
of the body of water is kept to a minimum and in any event
does not exceed five feet.
(10) Where the area in which the well is located is designated by
the Minister as a primary trawling area, the wellhead shall be fitted
with a trawl deflector of a design approved by the Minister.
(11) Where the area in which the well is located is designated by
the Minister for other types of commercial fishing, the wellhead shall
be fitted with a protective device of a design approved by the Minis-
ter.
(12) At the end of every drilling or plugging operation, the oper-
ator of the well shall ensure that any platform, piling, anchor-post or
other obstruction is removed as soon as is reasonably possible, and in
any case within thirty days, but a permanent platform of a design
approved by the Minister may be installed for the production of oil
or gas.
(13) The operator shall mark each wellhead with a buoy marker
of a design approved by the Minister and shall maintain such marker.
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(14) Each marker shall be identified as to company name and
well name.
(15) No persons shall remove or damage a marker erected under
subsection (13), other than the operator who is required to maintain
the marker.
(16) When a well is plugged, the operator shall cut off any casing
left in the well at or below the bed of the body of water. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 752, s. 27(1-16).
(17) Detailed plans and cost estimates for all pipe line construc-
tion in a water-covered area shall be submitted to the Minister in
duplicate and shall be approved by the Minister before commencing
such construction. O. Reg. 35/82, s. 6.
Deviation and Directional Surveys
28.— (1) In the case of a rotary drilled well, the operator of a well
shall, where so directed by the Minister, make or cause to be made,
deviation tests during drilling at intervals not exceeding 500 feet from
the top to the bottom of the well, for the purpose of ascertaining
deviation from the vertical, and when the Minister so requires shall
make, or cause to be made, a directional survey of the well.
(2) Where the operator of a well fails to make a deviation test or
survey required by subsection (I), the Minister may, until the test or
survey is made, order that,
(a) no further drilling be conducted at the well; or
(b) where the well has been placed on production, no further
production be taken.
(3) Immediately upon making a directional survey of a rotary
drilled well, the operator shall make a report in writing to the Minis-
ter setting out the manner in which the survey was made and the
results thereof.
(4) The Minister may order the operator of a well to make such
further tests or surveys as the Minister deems necessary, and may
give directions as to the manner in which such tests or surveys shall
be made. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 28.
Production
29. Before production from a well commences, the operator shall
arrange the surface equipment so as to permit,
(a) the measurement of the tubing and casing pressure;
(b) the measurement of the open flow; and
(c) the sampling of oil, gas and water. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
752, s. 29.
30.— (1) The operator of a producing oil or gas well shall keep at
an office within Ontario, in a form satisfactory to the Minister, com-
plete and accurate records of the well showing,
(a) the quantities of oil, gas and water produced;
(b) the average separator pressure if a separator is in use;
(c) full particulars of the disposition of all products of the well;
and
(d) where the product is sold, the name of the purchaser and
amount realized from the sale,
but, where group production has been approved by the Minister,
such records shall be kept for the group of wells and all records shall
be available for examination at all reasonable times by the Minister
or his or her representative.
(2) An operator referred to in subsection (1) may be required to
file with the Minister copies of any or all records required under the
subsection.
(3) The operator of a producing oil or gas well shall measure the
production of oil, gas and water from the well in accordance with
standard field practices, but the Minister may permit the operator to
commingle such production with production from another well or
wells prior to measurement. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 30.
31. The operator of a well shall use every possible precaution to
prevent waste of oil or gas in production operations and in storing or
piping oil or gas, and shall not use oil or gas wastefully or allow it to
leak or escape from natural reservoirs, wells, tanks, containers or
pipes. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 31.
32.— (1) The operator of a well shall ensure that all water pro-
duced from a well is disposed of in a manner that will not interfere
with the rights of any person.
(2) The operator of a well shall ensure that salt water, oil, refuse
and any flammable products from a well, tank or other production
installation are not handled or disposed of so as to,
(a) create or constitute a hazard to public health or safety;
(b) run into or contaminate any fresh water horizon or body of
water or remain in a place from which it might contaminate
any fresh water or body of water; or
(c) run over or damage any land, road, building or structure.
(3) The operator of a well shall ensure that all rubbish, debris and
oily refuse from a well or tank or resulting from any operation at a
well is,
(a) removed immediately at least 150 feet from buildings,
tanks, wells, pump stations or other sources of ignitable
vapours; and
(b) immediately thereafter burned or disposed of in such other
manner that no fire hazard is created and no fresh water is
polluted. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 32.
33. Where a brine-storage tank is installed at a well site or battery
site, it shall be above ground level, and be provided with a dike hav-
ing a volume capacity 25 per cent greater than the capacity of the
tank. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 33.
34. The operator of a well shall ensure that,
(a) oil is not stored in open excavations or open containers, or
otherwise stored so as to create a hazard;
(b) oil tanks or batteries of tanks are surrounded by a dike,
having a volume capacity 25 per cent greater than the
capacity of the tanks or batteries and kept free of high
grass, weeds and combustible material;
(c) all wellheads, gathering lines, battery equipment and ser-
vices are designed, constructed, installed, operated and
maintained in accordance with sound engineering practice,
and so as to prevent hazards to surrounding property;
(d) oil storage tanks are located at least fifty feet from any high
voltage power line, road allowance, railway, transmission
pipe line or other utility right of way and at least 250 feet
from any dwelling, commercial or industrial building,
school, church or place of public assembly;
(e) any significant volume of gas vented to the atmosphere dur-
ing production is flared;
(f) all flare pits and ends of flare lines are so constructed and
safeguarded that there is no hazard to property, crops or
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trees and are located at least seventy-five feet from any high
voltage power line, road allowance, railway, transmission
pipe line or other utility right of way and at least 150 feet
from any dwelling, commercial or industrial building,
school, church or place of public assembly; and
(g) except with the consent of the landowner, all flow lines and
gathering lines located outside well sites and battery sites
are buried below plough depth. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752,
s. 34.
35. The operator of a well shall ensure that,
(a) all fires used by him, her or it for any purpose are safe-
guarded by sufficient mechanical or other means so as to
create no hazard to surrounding property;
(b) no open-element electric heater or flame-type stove heater,
treater or other flame-type equipment is placed or remains
within fifty feet of a well, separator, storage tank or any
unprotected source of ignitable vapour;
(c) no treater is placed or remains within fifty feet or any type
of direct-fired heater;
(d) no treater is placed or remains within ten feet of any other
treater or indirect-fired heater;
(e) no separator is located within the dike surrounding a stor-
age tank installation;
(f) no flare pit or open end of a flare line is located or remains
nearer to a treater than fifty feet or nearer to a well or any
unprotected source of ignitable vapour than 100 feet;
(g) all vessels and equipment from which ignitable vapours may
issue are safely vented to the atmosphere;
(h) no person enters any tank or other container used for the
storage of oil or any product of oil unless all fumes have
been removed or the person is wearing a mask and is
attended by two other persons;
(i) all electric motors within twenty-five feet of a well or any
unprotected source of ignitable vapour are so constructed
or enclosed as to be gas-tight and spark-proof;
(j) the exhaust pipes of internal combustion engines located
within fifty feet of a well or any unprotected source of ignit-
able vapour are either insulated or sufficiently cooled to
prevent ignition of flammable material;
(k) the exhaust pipes of internal combustion engines located
within twenty-five feet of a well are equipped with a spark
arrester and are either insulated or sufficiently cooled to
prevent ignition of flammable material; and
(1) explosives are stored not less than 500 feet from any place
where production is being carried on. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
752, s. 35.
Well Tests
36.— (1 ) This section does not apply to gas storage wells.
(2) The operator of an oil producing well shall give an inspector
reasonable notice of any downhole test or gas-oil ratio test to be
taken at the well, and each test may be witnessed or observed by an
inspector or other representative of the Ministry.
(3) The operator of a gas producing well shall give an inspector
reasonable notice of any downhole test or back-pressure test to be
taken at the well, and each test may be witnessed or observed by an
inspector or other representative of the Ministry.
(4) Shut-in pressures on each gas producing well shall,
(a) where the well is on land, unless exempted by the Minister,
be taken by the operator annually and be reported to the
Minister on Form 109; or
(b) where the well is in a water-covered area and where the
Minister so requires, be taken by the operator annually and
be reported to the Minister on Form 109; and
(c) be taken with a dead-weight gauge or other equipment
approved by the Minister, after the shut-in time required to
reach stabilization or twenty-four hours, whichever is the
lesser.
(5) The operator of a gas producing well shall, where the Minis-
ter so requires, determine the open-flow potential of the well and
report to the Minister. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 36.
Disposal
37.— (1) No person shall dispose of mineral water in an under-
ground formation without the approval of the Minister.
(2) Wells for the disposal of mineral water shall be cased and
cemented in such a manner as to prevent the mineral water from
entering any formation not approved for the purpose under subsec-
tion (1). R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 37.
Plugging and Correction
38.— (1) The operator of a dry well shall plug the well in a manner
prescribed by this Regulation forthwith after drilling operations
(2) Where, in the opinion of the Minister, the operations in
respect of a well, whether drilling, producing or completing, have
been discontinued or delayed for an unreasonable period of time, he
or she may by notice in writing sent by registered mail to the opera-
tor or, where the name and address of the operator is not known to
the Minister, sent to the owner of the lands on which the well is situ-
ate, require that the well be plugged within thirty days after the
notice is sent.
(3) If within thirty days after the notice is sent, the well is not
plugged or the operator fails to show cause to the satisfaction of the
Minister for not plugging the well, the Minister may take possession
of the well.
(4) The Minister may, on condition that the operator post a bond
of the type mentioned in clause 16 (1) (a) as security for the plugging
of the well in an amount not to exceed $500 where the well is on land
or $5,000 where the well is in a water-covered area, extend the time
for plugging any well, or the Minister may extend the time on such
other terms and conditions as the Minister considers advisable.
(5) Where the Minister takes possession of a well under subsec-
tion (3) he or she may plug the well and sell any salvage therefrom or
may sell the well.
(6) The Minister may recover from the operator of the well,
(a) the expenses incurred in plugging the well, where there is
no sale of salvage; or
(b) the excess of the expenses over the net proceeds of the sale,
where there is a sale. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 38.
39. The last operator of a well shall plug or replug the well in
accordance with this Regulation. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 39.
40.— (1) Every person who plugs a well shall do so in a manner
that.
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(a) ensures protection for potential oil or gas producing hori-
zons;
(b) prevents the migration of oil, gas or water from one horizon
to another;
(c) constitutes no hazards to users of the surface; and
(d) seals off horizons from those above and below.
(2) Without restricting the requirements of subsection (I), a well
shall be plugged in the manner specified in Schedule 2. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 752, s. 40.
41. No person shall commence to plug a well until the person has
given notice to the inspector of the manner in which the plugging is
to be carried out. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 41.
42.— (1) Where a work is not in compliance with the Act, the reg-
ulations or any order of the Board and if after notice thereof is given
by registered mail to the operator or, where the name and address of
the operator is not known to the Minister, is given to the owner of
the lands on which the work is situate, the non-compliance is not cor-
rected in the time specified in the notice, the Minister may take pos-
session of the work and may,
(a) cause such things to be done as are necessary to make the
work conform to the Act, the regulations and any order of
the Board; or
(b) remove and sell the work or any part of it.
(2) The Minister may recover from the operator of the work,
(a) the expenses incurred in any action taken under subsection
(1), where there is no sale; or
(b) the excess of the expenses over the net proceeds of the sale,
where there is a sale. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 42.
43.— (1) No person shall be liable to the Minister for the expenses
incurred under section 38 or 42 until notice has been given and there
has been default in complying with the notice.
(2) Despite subsection (1) and sections 38 and 42, where, in the
opinion of the Minister, a well or other work is an immediate hazard
to life or a serious threat to property, the Minister may take immedi-
ate action to remove or reduce the hazard or threat and the operator
of the well or other work is liable for the expenses incurred by the
Minister therefor. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 43.
44. The expenses incurred by the Minister in any action taken
under subsection 38 (5) or under subsection 42 (1) where there is no
sale or the excess of the expenses over the net proceeds where there
is a sale are a lien and charge upon the estate or interest of the opera-
tor in the land upon which the work or well is situate, and where the
Minister gives notice in writing to the clerk of the municipality in
which the land is situate, of the amount due and of the person by
whom it is due and of the lands upon which the lien is claimed, the
clerk shall enter the amount upon the collector's roll and the same
shall be collected in the same way, as nearly as may be, as municipal
taxes are collected. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 44.
Reports
45. The holder of a licence in Form 101 shall make a report to the
Minister on or before the 15th day of February in each year setting
out in respect of the previous licence year,
(a) the exploration methods used;
(b) the number of crew-months worked;
(c) the number of acres or linear miles explored in each munici-
pality;
(d) the name of any person with whom the licensee has con-
tracted to conduct geophysical or geochemical exploration
for oil or gas on behalf of the licensee; and
(e) a map of the area explored showing the locations where
data were observed and recorded. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
752, s. 45.
46. The holder of a licence in Form 102 or the holder's employer
shall make a report to the Minister on or before the 15th day of Feb-
ruary in each year, setting out in respect of the previous licence year,
the total acreage leased in each municipality. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
752, s. 46.
47. Every operator shall, within thirty days after the end of bor-
ing, drilling or deepening operations, forward or deliver to the Min-
istry at the operator's expense,
(a) samples of drill cuttings taken throughout the depth of the
well from each run or from intervals of not more than ten
feet, and such samples shall be washed, dried and bagged in
a bag provided by the Minister and accurately labelled by
the operator with the name of the well and the depth inter-
val;
(b) representative core chips but from intervals of not more
than two feet and such chips shall be washed, dried and
bagged in a bag provided by the Minister and accurately
labelled by the operator with the name of the well and the
depth interval;
(c) a complete record in duplicate in Form 107;
(d) in the case of exploratory wells, samples of not less than
one gallon of oil and two quarts of water recovered from
below the lop of the Trenton formation; and
(e) at the request of the Minister, samples of any oil, gas or
water recovered from any well. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752,
s. 47.
48.— (1) The operator shall supply to the Minister within thirty
days after the end of boring, drilling or deepening operations,
(a) a copy of all drill-stem test reports and of the pressure
charts for each drill-stem test taken at the well; and
(b) a list of the drill-stem tests taken at the well indicating the
chronological sequence and depth interval of each drill-
stem test.
(2) During any period of testing following completion of a well or
following working over of a well, the operator shall maintain a
record of the production which shall be available to the Ministry.
(3) Where an operator has completed a gas well with an esti-
mated open flow in excess of one million cubic feet per day, the
operator shall determine the deliverability of the well according to
recognized standards of back-pressure testing and shall report the
observed field data to the Minister. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 48.
49. Where any log or survey is taken in a well, two final copies of
the log or survey shall be supplied to the Minister by the operator
within thirty days after the log or survey has been made. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 752, s. 49.
50. Where a well is worked over, stimulated, plugged-back or re-
cased, the operator shall make a report to the Minister within thirty
days in Form 107. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 50.
51. An operator who has caused a core analysis or any other anal-
ysis to be made shall submit a copy thereof to the Minister within
thirty days. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 51 .
52. An operator who has caused a test to be made shall submit
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the observed data to the Minister within thirty days. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 752, s. 52.
53.— (1) Where cores are taken, the operator shall pack them in
numbered boxes, accurately labelled showing the name of the well
and the depth interval, and the boxes shall be protected from dam-
age and stored by the operator.
(2) No core shall be destroyed, except for the purpose of analy-
(3) Where cores are no longer required by the operator for the
purpose of analysis, the Minister may instruct the operator to for-
ward them to the Ministry at the operator's expense.
(4) No person shall remove a core from Ontario without the writ-
ten approval of the Minister. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 53.
54. The operator of a well shall, upon the request of the Minister,
determine the measurement of oil, gas and water produced by the
well and report the determination to the Minister. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 752, s. 54.
55.— (1) Every producer of oil for sale shall, on or before the 15th
day of February in each year, make a report in triplicate to the Min-
ister in Form 108, in respect of the preceding calendar year.
(2) Every producer of gas for sale shall, on or before the 15th day
of February in each year, make a report in triplicate to the Minister
in Form 109, in respect of the preceding calendar year.
(3) Every producer of oil or gas shall maintain a map or maps of
the producer's production and collection systems and such map or
maps shall be available for examination at all reasonable times by the
Minister or his or her representative. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 55.
56.— (1) Every operator of an injection well used to repressure,
maintain pressure in or flood any oil or gas horizon shall keep at the
well, or at their field office, a record in a form satisfactory to the
Minister showing,
(a) the total volume of fluid or other substance injected into
the well;
(b) the source from which the fluid or other substance was
obtained;
(c) the average daily injection rate;
(d) the average injection pressure; and
(e) particulars of any treatment to which the fluid or other sub-
stance has been subjected.
(2) An annual summary of the data required in subsection (1)
shall be forwarded to the Minister on or before the 15th day of Feb-
ruary in each year in respect of the preceding calendar year.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 56.
57.— (1) Every operator of a well for the disposal of mineral water
shall keep at the well, or at their field office, a record in a form satis-
factory to the Minister showing,
(a) the total volume of fluid injected into the well;
(b) the source from which the fluid was obtained;
(c) the average daily injection rate; and
(d) the average injection pressure.
(2) An annual summary of the data required in subsection (1)
shall be forwarded to the Minister on or before the 15th day of Feb-
ruary in each year in respect of the preceding calendar year.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 57.
58. Where a well is plugged, the operator or person who plugs the
well shall make a report to the Minister within thirty days in Form
1 10. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 58.
Release of Information
59.— (1) Except where the operator consents in writing to release
at an earlier date, information obtained from an operator and
recorded with the Ministry shall not be released except in accordance
with the provisions of subsections (2), (3), (4), (5), (6) and (7).
(2) The following information shall not be released:
1. All operators' pool studies and reserve estimates, unless
filed at a public hearing or inquiry.
2. Crown Reserve estimates.
3. All information submitted to the Ministry not required by
regulation, obtained at extra expense to the operator and
requested to be held confidential.
(3) Where a well is classified by the Ministry as an exploratory
well, the following information respecting it shall be held confiden-
tial for one year from its completion date:
1. Connate water determinations and other liquid saturation
measurements.
2. Drill-stem test data.
3. Core analyses.
4. Oil, gas and water, and pressure-volume-temperature anal-
yses.
5. Static top hole or bottom hole pressure data.
6. Flowing and other special bottom hole pressure data gath-
ered by the Ministry.
7. Back pressure test data.
8. Perforations, well treatments, cored intervals and abandon-
ment details.
9. Logs, except those logs which in the opinion of the Minis-
ter, are obtained solely for geophysical purposes.
10. Geological markers.
11. Drill cutting samples and core and information from drill
cutting samples and core preserved by the Ministry.
(4) Where a well is classified by the Ministry as a development
well, the following information respecting it shall be held confiden-
tial for at least thirty days after the completion date of the well and in
any event not be released prior to the release of information respect-
ing the discovery well:
1. Connate water determinations and other liquid saturation
measurements.
2. Drill-stem test data.
3. Core analyses.
4. Oil, gas and water and pressure-volume temperature analy-
5. Static top hole or bottom hole pressure data.
6. Flowing and other special bottom hole pressure data gath-
ered by the Ministry.
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7. Back pressure test data.
8. Perforations, well treatments, cored intervals and abandon-
ment details.
9. Logs, except those logs which in the opinion of the Minis-
ter, are obtained solely for geophysical purposes.
10. Geological markers.
11. Drill cutting samples and core and information from drill
cutting samples and core preserved by the Ministry.
(5) The following information shall be held confidential for one
year after the date of receipt by the Ministry:
1 . Daily production rates.
2. Secondary recovery data for individual wells or systems.
3. Annual geophysical and geochemical reports as required by
section 45.
4. Annual leasing reports as required by section 46.
(6) The following information shall not be held confidential:
1 . Applications and submissions presented at a public hearing.
2. Monthly and annual production data.
3. Mineral water disposal data for individual wells or systems.
4. Storage data for gas or liquified petroleum gases.
(7) Logs that, in the opinion of the Minister, are obtained solely
for geophysical purposes shall be held confidential for twenty-four
months after the date of logging. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 59.
Report of Accident
60. The operator shall report to an inspector immediately and
shall report further by letter, any fire or explosion or any accident
causing personal injury requiring medical treatment that occurs at a
drilling rig, oil or gas well, production line, field battery installation,
field storage tank or other work owned, operated or controlled by
the operator. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 60.
Offences
61. A tag attached to a work under section 7 of the Act shall be in
Form 111. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 61.
62.— (1) A person who is required under this Regulation to file a
record, return or report and fails to do so shall, upon the written
demand of the Minister, file the record, return or report within such
reasonable time as the Minister stipulates.
(2) A demand under subsection (1) shall be deemed to be made if
mailed by registered mail addressed to the last known address of the
person upon whom it is being made. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, s. 62.
Schedule 1
DRILLING SAFETY CODE
1. Every owner of a machine for boring, drilling, deepening or
plugging wells shall take all necessary measures to enforce this
Schedule and to ensure that it is observed by every employee under
their control.
2. Every employee of the owner shall take all measures to carry
out his or her duties in accordance with such rules as are applicable
to the work in which the employee is engaged.
3. No machine, tool or other equipment shall be used if it is
unsafe, or not so constructed or operated that it is reasonably safe for
persons employed on or around a machine for boring, drilling, deep-
ening or plugging wells.
4. No spudding or drilling shall be commenced until all moving
parts of machinery used in the spudding or drilling are guarded and
until all necessary floors, stairways and handrails are installed.
5. Eveiy floor, walk, ladder or platform shall be constructed of
sound material in conformance with good practice, and shall be kept
in good repair.
6. Every drilling floor shall have an exit on at least two sides, and
doors on the exits shall open outwards and shall be kept unlocked
when any person is on the drilling floor.
7. Doghouses shall have a second exit on the side away from the
drilling floor, which shall open outwards and be unlocked when any
person is on the drilling floor.
8. All platforms used in connection with rotary machines shall be
adequately constructed and properly fastened and provided with
safety railings at least three feet high.
9. A safety belt shall be provided for and worn by each person
working above the derrick floor, and shall be kept in good repair and
shall be securely fastened to the derrick or mast.
10. Hard hats shall be worn by all persons on or around the
machine during erection, operation, maintenance or dismantling.
11. Safety goggles shall be provided by the owner of the machine
and shall be worn by persons employed on or around the machine
engaged in mixing chemicals, welding, chipping, grinding, hammer-
ing, dressing bits or other operation hazardous to the eyes.
12. All tools and equipment shall be kept in good repair.
13. The machine shall have at least two, ten-pound fire extinguish-
ers of the sodium bicarbonate-carbon dioxide type readily available
to the drilling floor.
14. No person shall smoke on the drilling floor, or within fifty feet
of a wellhead where gas may be exposed to the atmosphere.
15. Pipe racks shall be adequately constructed and provision shall
be made for the clearing or pinning of material on the rack to pre-
vent lateral movement except when required.
16. All chain drives, belt drives, pinions, gears, couplings and
other moving parts of the machine shall be covered or fitted with
guards, adequate to prevent injury to personnel.
17. An owner of a machine who requires that only his, her or its
employees, inspectors and other authorized persons may have admit-
tance to the well site shall erect notices to that effect.
18. The owner of the machine shall provide a medical kit at the
machine and shall maintain an adequate stock of materials in it.
19. Forges and light plants shall not be within fifty feet of the well,
and in no case shall be operated when oil or gas from the well may be
directed toward them.
20. Flame-type or open-element heaters shall not be operated
when oil or gas from the well may be directed toward them and in no
case shall they be located on the rig floor.
21. No explosives shall be stored within 500 feet of any well being
drilled.
22. In a water-covered area, the foregoing shall apply only to the
deck area and above or in such areas as designated by the Minister.
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23. No welding shall be done when oil or gas may be exposed to
the atmosphere.
24. Light bulbs located on or above the rig floor shall have a pro-
tective guard or cover. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Sched. 1 .
Schedule 2
WELL PLUGGING CODE
1. Casing, tubing and foreign material shall be removed from the
well sufficiently to conform to the requirements of subsection 40 (1).
2. The plugging material shall be cement, without the addition of
gravel or any non-drillable material, and with the addition of such
special-purpose additives as may be required for acceleration, viscos-
ity-reduction, etc.
3. Cement shall be in the form of a water-base slurry, having a
minimum weight of 14.5 pounds per U.S. gallon.
7. The intervals between plugs shall be filled with water or drilling
mud.
8. Cement plugs shall be set above and below each fluid (porous)
zone and in addition shall be set across each oil and gas zone.
9. Cement plugs shall extend a minimum distance of twenty-five
feet above and twenty-five feet below fluid zones.
10. In addition to plugs required by section 8, plugs shall be set in
the top of the Cambrian, Trenton, Queenston, Cataract, Guelph,
Salina, Dundee and bedrock formations, and the base of the Guelph,
and such plugs shall have a minimum thickness of twenty-Five feet.
1 1 . — ( 1 ) The surface casing, or other casing one size smaller in lieu
thereof, may be left in the hole.
(2) Where the Minister considers it in the public interest, he or
she may require that surface casing, or other casing in lieu thereof,
be left in the hole.
4. Bridges shall be of wood or stone or gravel, or lead where
required, or any combination of these or a special bridging device,
but shall not include any non-drillable material.
5. Cement shall be deposited by displacement through tubing or
drill pipe or dump-bailer, except that in holes where no liquid or salt
is present and which are more than four inches in diameter, deposi-
tion may be by gravity flow using a viscosity-reducing agent.
6. The Inspector may require that any plug be located.
12. Where surface casing is left in the hole, it shall be fitted with a
welded cap, or plugged with at least ten feet of cement, and in all
cases shall be cut off three feet below grade, except that where the
well is in a water-covered are.a, surface casing shall be cut off at or
below the bed of the body of water.
13. Where surface casing is removed, the hole shall be filled com-
pletely to surface with clay or sand or cuttings as the surface casing is
withdrawn, except that a cement plug may be set between three feet
and six feet from surface. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Sched. 2.
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TARGET AREA
FOR SILURIAN
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TARGET AREA
FOR DEVONIAN
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350- H.X^ 350
25
ACRES
25
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25
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25
ACRES
25
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Schedule 3
KEY
TO TRACT
NUMB ERS
KEY
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NUMBERS
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KEY
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NUMBER
4 3 2 1
1
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Sched. 3.
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Form 101
Petroleum Resources Act
Licence No
LICENCE TO CONDUCT GEOPHYSICAL OR GEOCHEMICAL EXPLORATION
FOR OIL OR GAS
Under the Petroleum Resources Act and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this Hcence is issued to
of
to conduct geophysical or geochemical exploration for oil or gas.
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19....
This licence is not transferable.
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19
Supervisor
Minister of Natural Resources
R.R.0. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 101.
Form 102
Petroleum Resources Act
Licence No
LICENCE TO LEASE OIL OR GAS RIGHTS
Under the Petroleum Resources Act and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence, is issued to
of
to lease oil or gas rights from owners other than the Crown.
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19....
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19
Supervisor
Minister of Natural Resources
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 102.
Form 103
Petroleum Resources Act
Licence No. .
LICENCE FOR A MACHINE FOR BORING, DRILLING,
DEEPENING OR PLUGGING WELLS
Under the Petroleum Resources Act and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is issued to
of
in respect of the machine for boring, drilling, deepening or plugging wells described as follows:
(make)
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19.-...
This licence is transferable from one person to another.
Issued at Toronto, this day of
(model)
(serial number)
,19.,
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Supervisor Minister of Natural Resources
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 103.
Form 104
Petroleum Resources Act
Licence No
LICENCE TO PRODUCE OIL OR GAS
Under the Petroleum Resources Act and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is issued to
of
to produce oil or gas.
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19....
This licence is not transferable.
This licence is issued subject to such special terms and conditions as are attached.
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19
Supervisor Minister of Natural Resources
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 104.
Form 105
Petroleum Resources Act
APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO BORE, DRILL OR DEEPEN A WELL
To: The Minister of Natural Resources:
The undersigned operator applies for a permit to bore, drill or deepen a well under the Petroleum Resources Act and the regulations there-
under and submits the following information, together with the prescribed fee of $25.
1. Well Name
2. Name of Applicant
Address
3. Location of proposed well
(county or district) (township)
i. Land*
Tract No Lot No Concession No
ii. Lake
Block No Tract No
4. Co-ordinates— North-South East-West
5. Ground elevation*
6. Name of landowner
Address
Part of lot owned acres telephone number
7. Name of drilling contractor
Address
8. Proposed starting date
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9. Proposed depth of well Formation of total depth .
10. Proposed casing and cementing program.
Casing Size
Weight
Grade
New or
Used
Estimated
Depth
How to be Set
11. Blowout prevention equipment
12. Typeof security— D negotiable D non-negotiable D cash D letter of credit
13. Remarks
The undersigned operator certifies that he, she or it has the right to bore or drill a well in the above location, and is in compliance with the Act
and regulations.
signature
date
address
*Note: Where the application is in respect of a well on land it shall be accompanied by a scaled plan certified by an Ontario land surveyor or
other person designated by the Minister showing,
(a) exact co-ordinates of the well from two intersecting sides of the lot;
(b) the elevation above sea level of the well site, including the datum from which it is derived;
(c) where the tract and spacing unit are within a township lot, the position of the tract and spacing unit within the lot; and
(d) such further information as the Minister may require.
R.R.0. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 105; O. Reg. 35/82, s. 7.
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Form 106
Petroleum Resources Act
PERMIT TO BORE, DRILL OR DEEPEN A WELL
Permit No
Under the Petroleum Resources Act and the regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this permit is issued to
of
to bore, drill or deepen a well, described as follows:
Location: county township
lot concession
block tract
or number of licence of occupation or lease
co-ordinates: N-S E-W
Name of well
Depth not to exceed feet.
This permit is issued subject to such special terms, conditions, duties and liabilities as the Minister imposes.
This permit expires with
This permit is not transferable.
Issued at , this day of , 19
Supervisor Minister of Natural Resources
Note: The operator shall display this permit at the well site throughout the drilling operations.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 106.
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Form 107
Petroleum Resources Act
DRILLING AND COMPLETION RECORD
To: The Minister of Natural Resources
Class
Field or Pool Final Status
County
Township : Lot Con<
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Permit No.
Operator
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Cementing Record
Formation
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Type
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Record of Drillstem Test Information
Date
Record of Production Stimulation
and Production Tests
Date
Plugging Record — In the case of dry holes, the plugging method is to be described on Form 110 and
attached hereto.
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Remarks
Signature Address Date
Note 1: The well name shall be that name that appears on Form 106 and shall not be changed without approval by the Minister.
Note 2: Elevations must be determined by instrument and must be certified by an Ontario Land Surveyor or other person acceptable to the
Minister.
Note 3: This form is to be forwarded to the Ministry within thirty days after the end of boring, drilling, deepening, work over, stimulation, plug-
back or re-casing.
For Ministry Use
Date of Shipment of Samples .
Record of other Tests and Analyses
Other Data and Remarks .
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 107.
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Form 108
Petroleum Resources Act
ANNUAL REPORT OF PERSON PRODUCING OIL
for year ending December 31st, 19
Name of Producer
Address Producing Licence No
Notes: All wells operated are to be listed separately in paragraph 1, showing proper location, annual production and status.
Where grouping of wells for measurement of production has been permitted, show the total for those wells listed in the group.
Production and wells are to be summarized by fields or pools in paragraph 2. Quantities sold to or purchased from other producers are to
be shown in paragraphs 2 and 3.
Where space is insufficient, attach additional similar listings.
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Description
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Net
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Name of Well
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Font! 110
Petroleum Resources Act
RECORD OF THE PLUGGING OF A WELL
To: The Minister of Natural Resources:
WELL NAME
Name of owner of well
Address
Lease number .
Year drilled .
Name of Landowner when drilled Land well No. .
County
Lot
Township
Concession .
Total depth .
Co-ordinates: N-S ..
E-W .
Plugging Contractor
Plugging supervisor .
Plugging dates
Well data: Thickness of drift
Depths of all water pays: Fresh ...
Mineral
Depths of all gas pays
Present flow and pressure Mcf .
Psig .
Depths of all oil pays
Present production B.O.P.D.
Licence No. .
CASING RECORD
Size
Seated at
How Set
Ft. Recov.
Ft. Uft In
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Describe Plugging Method in Complete Detail
Signature
Address ..
Date Form Completed
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 1 10.
Form 111
Petroleum Resources Act
WARNING
This work has been tagged under the provisions of the Petroleum Resources Act.
UNAUTHORIZED USE PROHIBITED
date Inspector
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 752, Form 111.
REGULATION 916
PROTECTION OF DESIGNATED GAS STORAGE
AREAS
1. No person shall complete or service, or otherwise perform
work of any kind on, a well within 1.6 kilometres of a gas storage
area designated by order of the Ontario Energy Board pursuant to
the Ontario Energy Board Act if the completion, servicing or other
work will or is likely to fracture, or create communication with, the
gas reef situated within the designated gas storage area. O. Reg.
666/85, s. 1.
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Planning Act
Loi sur l 'aménagement du territoire
REGULATION 917
NOTICE REQUIREMENTS-INTERIM CONTROL
BY-LAWS
1.— (1) Notice under subsection 38 (3) of the Act of the passing of
an interim control by-law, or of a by-law extending the period during
which an interim control by-law will be in effect, shall be given,
(a) by publication in a newspaper that is, in the clerk's opinion,
of sufficiently general circulation in the area to which the
by-law applies to give the public reasonable notice of the
council's intention; or
(b) by personal service or prepaid first class mail, to every
owner of land,
(i) in the area to which the by-law applies, and
(ii) within 120 metres of the area to which the by-law
applies,
as shown on the last revised assessment roll of the munici-
pality, at the address shown on the roll, but, where the
clerk of the municipality has received written notice of a
change of ownership of land, notice shall be given only to
the new owner at the address set out in the written notice.
(2) Notice under subsection 38 (3) of the Act of the passing of an
interim control by-law, or of a by-law extending the period during
which an interim control by-law will be in effect, shall be given by
personal service or prepaid first class mail,
(a) in the case of a by-law passed by the council of a local
municipality that forms part of a county or of a regional,
metropolitan or district municipality, to the clerk of the
county or regional, metropolitan or district municipality;
(b) in the case of a by-law passed by The Regional Municipality
of Haldimand-Norfolk, The Regional Municipality of Sud-
bury or the County of Oxford, to the clerk of the area
municipality in which the area to which the by-law applies is
situated; and
REGULATION 918
NOTICE REQUIREMENTS-OFFICIAL PLANS
AND COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT PLANS
l._(l) Notice under subsection 17 (2) of the Act of a public
meeting for the purpose of informing the public in respect of a pro-
posed official plan, community improvement plan or plan amend-
ment shall be given,
(a) by publication in a newspaper that is, in the clerk's opinion,
of sufficiently general circulation in the area to which the
proposed plan or plan amendment would apply that it
would give the public reasonable notice of the meeting; or
(b) by personal service or prepaid first class mail, to every
owner of land,
(i) in the area to which the proposed plan or plan
amendment would apply, and
(ii) within 120 metres of the area to which the proposed
plan or plan amendment would apply,
as shown on the last revised assessment roll of the munici-
pality, at the address shown on the roll, but, where the
clerk of the municipality or, in territory without municipal
organization, the secretary-treasurer of the planning board,
has received written notice of a change of ownership of
land, notice shall be given only to the new owner at the
address set out in the written notice.
(2) Notice under subsection 17 (2) of the Act of a public meeting
for the purpose of informing the public in respect of a proposed offi-
cial plan, community improvement plan or plan amendment shall be
given by personal service or prepaid first class mail to every person
and agency that has given the clerk of the municipality or, in territory
without municipal organization, the secretary-treasurer of the plan-
ning board, a written request for such notice in respect of the pro-
posed official plan or plan amendment.
(3) A written request given under subsection (2) shall show the
person's or agency's address. O. Reg. 402/83, s. 1.
(c) to the Director of the Plans Administration Branch of the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs that has jurisdiction in the
area to which the by-law applies. O. Reg. 405/83, s. 1 .
2. A notice given under section 1 shall include,
(a) a copy of the by-law and an explanation of its purpose and
effect;
(b) a key map showing the location of the lands to which the
by-law applies;
(c) a statement that the council has authority to extend the
period during which the by-law will be in effect to a total
period not exceeding two years; and
(d) a statement of the right of appeal under subsection 38 (4) of
the Act, setting out the last date for an appeal. O. Reg.
405/83, s. 2.
REGULATION 919
NOTICE REQUIREMENTS-REMOVAL OF
HOLDING SYMBOL FROM ZONING BY-LAW
l._(l) Notice under subsection 36 (4) of the Act of an intention
to pass an amending by-law to remove a holding symbol from a zon-
ing by-law shall be given,
(a) by publication in a newspaper that is, in the clerk's opinion,
of sufficiently general circulation in the area to which the
proposed amending by-law would apply to give the public
reasonable notice of the council's intention; or
(b) by personal service or prepaid first class mail, to every
owner of land in the area to which the proposed amending
by-law would apply, as shown on the last revised assessment
roll of the municipality, at the address shown on the roll,
but, where the clerk of the municipality has received writ-
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ten notice of a change of ownership of land, notice shall be
given only to the new owner at the address set out in the
written notice.
(2) Notice under subsection 36 (4) of the Act of an intention to
pass an amending by-law to remove a holding symbol from a zoning
by-law shall be given by personal service or prepaid first class mail to
every person and agency that has given the clerk of the municipality
a written request for such notice in respect of the holding symbol.
(3) A written request given under subsection (2) shall show the
person's or agency's address. O. Reg. 403/83, s. 1.
2. A notice given under section 1 shall include,
(a) a description of the area to which the amending by-law
would apply;
(b) an explanation of the effect of the removal of the holding
symbol; and
(c) a statement of the earliest date on which the council pro-
poses to meet to pass the amending by-law. O. Reg.
403/83, s. 2.
REGULATION 920
NOTICE REQUIREMENTS-ZONING BY-LAWS
1.— (1) Notice under subsection 34 (12) of the Act of a public
meeting for the purpose of informing the public in respect of a pro-
posed zoning by-law shall be given in compliance with subsection (2),
(3) or (4).
(2) Notice under subsection (1) may be given,
(a) by personal service or prepaid first class mail, to every
owner of land,
(i) in the area to which the proposed by-law would
apply, and
(ii) within 120 metres of the area to which the proposed
by-law would apply,
as shown on the last revised assessment roll of the munici-
pality, at the address shown on the roll, but where the clerk
of the municipality has received written notice of a change
of ownership of land, notice shall be given only to the new
owner at the address set out in the written notice; and
(b) by posting a notice of the meeting, clearly visible and legi-
ble from a public highway or other place to which the public
has access, at every separately assessed property in the area
to which the proposed by-law would apply, or, where post-
ing on the property is impractical, at a nearby location cho-
sen by the clerk.
(3) Notice under subsection (1) may be given by personal service
or prepaid first class mail to every person assessed in respect of land,
(a) in the area to which the proposed by-law would apply; and
(b) within 120 metres of the area to which the proposed by-law
would apply,
as shown on the last revised assessment roll of the municipality at the
address shown on the roll, but, where the clerk of the municipality
has received written notice of a change of ownership or occupancy of
land, notice shall be given only to the new owner or occupant, as the
case may be, at the address set out in the written notice.
(4) Notice under subsection (1) may be given by publication in a
newspaper that is, in the clerk's opinion, of suffîciently general circu-
lation in the area to which the proposed by-law would apply to give
the public reasonable notice of the meeting.
(5) Notice under subsection 34 (12) of the Act of a public meet-
ing for the purpose of informing the public in respect of a proposed
zoning by-law shall be given by personal service or prepaid first class
mail to every person and agency that has given the clerk of the
municipality a written request for such notice in respect of the pro-
posed zoning by-law.
(6) A written request given under subsection (S) shall show the
person's or agency's address. O. Reg. 404/83, s. 1 .
2.— (1) Notice under subsection 34 (18) of the Act of the passing
of a by-law shall be given in Form 1 ,
(a) by publication in a newspaper that is, in the clerk's opinion,
of sufficiently general circulation in the area to which the
by-law applies to give the public reasonable notice of the
passing of the by-law; or
(b) by personal service or prepaid first class mail, to every
owner of land,
(i) in the area to which the by-law applies, and
(ii) within 120 metres of the area to which the by-law
applies,
as shown on the last revised assessment roll of the munici-
pality, at the address shown on the roll, but where the clerk
of the municipality has received written notice of a change
of ownership of land, notice shall be given only to the new
owner at the address set out in the written notice.
O. Reg. 404/83, s. 2(1).
(2) Notice under subsection 34 (18) of the Act of the passing of a
by-law shall be given in Form 1, by personal service or prepaid first
class mail,
(a) to every person and agency that has given the clerk of the
municipality a written request for notice of the passing of
the by-law;
(b) in the case of a by-law passed by the council of a local
municipality that forms part of a county or part of a
regional, metropolitan or district municipality, to the clerk
of the county or regional, metropoUtan or district munici-
pality;
(c) in the case of a by-law passed by The Regional Municipality
of Haldimand-Norfolk, The Regional Municipality of Sud-
bury or the County of Oxford, to the clerk of the area
municipality in which the area to which the by-law applies is
situated;
(d) to the clerk of each local municipality any part of which is
within one kilometre of the area to which the by-law
applies;
(e) to the secretary-treasurer of every planning board having
jurisdiction in the area to which the by-law applies or in a
local municipality any part of which is within one kilometre
of the area to which the by-law applies;
(f) to the secretary-treasurer of every conservation authority
having jurisdiction in the area to which the by-law applies;
(g) to the secretary of every school board having jurisdiction
within the area to which the by-law applies;
(h) to the secretary of every municipal or other corporat
operating an electric utility in the municipality;
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(i) to the secretary of every gas company operating a gas utility
in the municipality;
(j) to the secretary of the Local Architectural Conservation
Advisory Committee, if any, where the by-law applies to
property or districts designated under Part IV or V of the
Ontario Heritage Act or to land adjoining designated prop-
erty or districts;
(k) to the Director of the Plans Administration Branch of the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs having jurisdiction in the area
which the by-law applies;
(1; U' the manager of the district office of the Ministry of Natu-
ral Resources having jurisdiction in the area to which the
by-law applies;
(m) to the Director of the regional office of the Ministry of the
Environment having jurisdiction in the area to which the
by-law applies;
(n) where any part of the land to which the by-law applies is
within 1 20 metres of any limit of a highway that is under the
jurisdiction and control of the Ministry of Transportation,
to the Head of the Corridor Control Section of the Ministry
of Transportation;
(o) to the Supervising Planner Land Use and Environmental
Planning Department Design and Development Division-
Transmission Ontario Hydro;
(p) where the area to which the by-law applies is within or
adjoins the area covered by the Niagara Escarpment Plan,
to the senior planner of the district office of the Niagara
Escarpment Commission having jurisdiction in the area to
which the by-law applies; and
(q) where any part of the land to which the by-law applies
adjoins the 1000 Islands Parkway and is within the jurisdic-
tion of the St. Lawrence Parks Commission under section 9
of the 5/. Lawrence Parks Commission Act, to the St. Law-
rence Parks Commission. O. Reg. 404/83, s. 2 (2);
O. Reg. 535/84, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 125/88, s. 1.
(3) A written request given under clause (2) (a) shall show the
person's or agency's address. O. Reg. 404/83, s. 2 (3).
(4) Where notice is given under clause (2) (b) or (k), a copy of
the by-law shall be attached to the notice in Form 1. O. Reg.
535/84, s. 1 (2).
Form 1
notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by-law and the rea-
sons in support of the objection.
An explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law, describing
the lands to which the by-law applies, and a key map showing the
location of the lands to which the by-laws applies (or, alternatively,
an explanation as to why a key map is not provided) are attached.
The complete by-law is available for inspection in my office during
regular office hours.
Dated at the of
this.
. day of .
.,19.,
Clerk of the of
O. Reg. 404/83, Form 1.
REGULATION 921
PLANNING BOARD FEES
1.— (1) Where the Minister has delegated to a planning board any
of the Minister's authority under the Act, the board may prescribe a
tariff of fees to be charged on applications made in respect of plan-
ning matters to the board, which tariff shall be designed to meet only
the anticipated cost to the board in respect of the processing of each
type of application provided for in the tariff.
(2) Although a tariff of fees has been prescribed under subsection
(I), the planning board may reduce the amount of, or waive the
requirement for, the payment of a fee in respect of an application
where the board is satisfied that it would be unreasonable to require
payment in accordance with the tariff.
(3) Where any person is required to pay a fee in respect of an
application, subsections 69 (3) and (4) of the Act apply. O. Reg.
481/83, s. 1.
REGULATION 922
RULES OF PROCEDURE-CONSENT
APPLICATIONS
Planning Act
NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BY THE
CORPORATION OF THE
OF
Take Notice that the Council of the
(name of municipal corporation)
passed By-law on the day of
19 under section 34 of the Planning Act.
And Take Notice that any person or agency may appeal to the
Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the by-law by filing with the
Clerk of the
(name of the municipal corporation)
not later than the day of , 19 a
1. In this Regulation,
"application" means an application in Form 1;
"approval authority" means the municipal council that has the
authority to grant a consent in respect of the land that is the sub-
ject of the application, and includes a delegate of the municipal
council;
"official", where the approval authority is the council of the munici-
pality, a committee of the council or an appointed officer, means
the clerk of the municipality, and, where the approval authority is
the land division committee or committee of adjustment, means
the secretary-treasurer of the land division committee or commit-
tee of adjustment. O. Reg. 406/83, s. 1.
2.— (1) An applicant for a consent under section 53 of the Act
shall submit to the official an application together with as many
copies thereof as the official requires.
(2) The application shall be signed by the owner of the land that
is the subject of the application or the owner's agent or solicitor.
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(3) Where the application is signed by the owner's agent or solici-
tor, the owner's signed authorization to the agent or solicitor to sign
the application on the owner's behalf shall be submitted with the
application. O. Reg. 406/83, s. 2.
3.— (1) The applicant shall attach to each copy of the application
submitted a sketch containing the information listed in Note 2 of
Form 1.
(2) The approval authority may require that the sketch be a plan
of survey signed by an Ontario Land Surveyor but otherwise a hand-
drawn sketch, drawn to scale, is acceptable. O. Reg. 406/83, s. 3.
4. The official shall note the date of receipt on each application,
prefbt each application received with the letter "B" and number
applications consecutively, commencing at "1" at the beginning of
each calendar year, followed by an oblique stroke and the last two
digits of the year. O. Reg. 406/83, s. 4.
5. The official shall, at least fourteen days before the date that an
application is to be considered by the approval authority, provide a
copy of the application and a request for written comments to each of
the following:
1. Where the approval authority is the council of the county or
of a regional, metropolitan or district municipality, or is a
committee of the council or an officer or land division com-
mittee appointed by the council, to the clerk of the local
municipality in which the land that is the subject of the
application is situated or to another officer of the local
municipality who is designated by resolution of the council
of the local municipality.
2. Where the approval authority is the council of a local
municipality to which the authority for the giving of con-
sents has been delegated by the council of a county or of a
regional, metropolitan or district municipality, or is a dele-
gate of the council of the local municipality, to the clerk of
the county or regional, metropolitan or district municipality
that delegated the authority or to another officer who is
designated by resolution of the council of the county or
regional, metropolitan or district municipality, unless the
clerk of the county or regional, metropolitan or district
municipality has advised the official in writing that the
municipality does not wish to receive copies of applications.
3. Except where municipally owned and operated water and
sanitary sewerage facilities are available to the land that is
the subject of the application, to a director appointed in
respect of Part VIII of the Environmental Protection Act.
4. Where the land that is the subject of the application abuts
or has access to a provincial highway, to the regional direc-
tor of the region of the Ministry of Transportation and to
the district engineer of the district of that Ministry in which
the land is situate.
5. Where the land that is the subject of the application is
within or adjoins the area covered by the Niagara Escarp-
ment Plan, to the senior planner of the district office of the
Niagara Escarpment Commission having jurisdiction in the
area in which the land is situated.
6. Where the land that is the subject of the application,
i. abuts unpatented lands belonging to Her Majesty in
right of Ontario,
ii. is adjacent to or covered by water,
iii. is designated in a hazard land category in an official
plan, or
iv. is designated in a mineral resource category in an
official plan.
to the District Manager of the district of the Ministry of
Natural Recources in which the land is situated, unless the
District Manager has advised the official in writing that he
or she does not wish to receive copies of applications.
7. Where the land that is the subject of the application is
within an area that is under the jurisdiction of a conserva-
tion authority, to its chief administrative officer, unless he
or she has advised the official in writing that he or she does
not wish to receive copies of applications.
8. Where the land that is the subject of the application,
i. is land designated in an agricultural or rural category
in an official plan, or
ii. is in any area where the soils are classified in Class 1,
2, 3 or 4 of The Canada Land Inventory of soil capa-
bility,
to the Food Land Preservation Branch of the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, unless the Branch has advised the
official in writing that the Branch does not wish to receive
copies of applications.
9. To the Director of the Plans Administration Branch of the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs having jurisdiction in the area
in which the land that is the subject of the application is sit-
uated, where the Director has advised the official in writing
that he or she wishes to receive copies of applications.
10. To any department, ministry or agency of the federal or
provincial government, any other municipality and any
other local board, commission or person that the approval
authority determines should receive notice. O. Reg.
406/83, s. 5; O. Reg. 715/86, ss. 1, 2.
6. Every written notice of decision sent under the Act shall spec-
ify the last date on which a notice of appeal to the Ontario Municipal
Board may be filed. O. Reg. 406/83, s. 6.
7.— (1) Where the approval authority, in granting a consent, has
not stipulated that subsection 50 (3) or (5) of the Act shall apply to
any subsequent conveyance of or transaction involving the same par-
cel, the certificate required by subsection 53 (21) of the Act,
(a) where it is affixed to a deed or other document relating to
the transaction in respect of which the consent has been
given, shall be a stamp in Form 2; and
(b) where it is not affbced to the deed, shall be a certificate in
Form 3.
(2) Where the approval authority, in granting a consent, has sti-
pulated that subsection 50 (3) or (5) of the Act shall apply to any
subsequent conveyance of or transaction involving the same parcel,
the certificate required by subsection 53 (21) of the Act,
(a) where it is affixed to a deed or other document relating to
the transaction in respect of which the consent has been
given, shall be a stamp in Form 4; and
(b) where it is not affixed to the deed, shall be a certificate in
Form 5. O. Reg. 406/83, s. 7.
8. The official or, where the office of the official is vacant or the
official is unable to carry out his or her duties through illness or oth-
erwise, another person authorized by the approval authority shall
attend all meetings and shall keep,
(a) all applications submitted and all correspondence addressed
to the approval authority;
(b) minutes of every meeting of the approval authority, includ-
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ing full particulars of all written comments made with
respect to each application; and
(c) all other records of the approval authority. O. Reg.
406/83, s. 8.
9. Every application for a consent submitted under Regulation
786 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 before the 1st day of
August, 1983 shall be dealt with and finally disposed of under that
regulation, but any certificate given in respect of a consent granted
on such an application shall be given by the official of the approval
authority having jurisdiction under the Act in the area in which the
land that is the subject of the application is situated. O. Reg.
406/83, s. 13.
Received
19....
Form 1
Planning Act
APPLICATION FOR CONSENT
1. Name of approval authority
2. Name of owner
Telephone number
Address
Name of owner's solicitor or authorized agent
Telephone number
Address
Please specify to whom all communications should be sent:
Owner Solicitor Agent...
3. (a) Type and purpose of proposed transaction:
(check appropriate space).
D Conveyance (specify— e.g. new lot, addition to a lot)
n Other (specify— e.g. mortgage, lease, easement, right
of way, correction of title)
(b) Name of person(s) (purchaser, lessee, mortgagee, etc.) to
whom land or interest in land is intended to be conveyed.
leased or mortgaged
(c) Relationship (if any) of person(s) named in (b) to owner
(specify nature of relationship)
4. Location of land:
Municipality Concession No
Lot(s) No Registered Plan No
Lot(s) No Reference Plan No
Part(s)No
Geographic or Former Township
Name of Street Street No.
5. Description of land intended to be severed:
Frontage Depth Area
Existing Use Proposed Use
Number and use of buildings and structures (both existing and
proposed) on the land to be severed
6. Description of land intended to be retained:
Frontage Depth Area
Existing Use Proposed Use
Number and use of buildings and structures on the land to be
retained
7. Number of new lots (not including retained lots) proposed:
8. Type of road access for proposed lot (specify)
Type of road access for retained lot (specify)
Is access by water to proposed lot? YES D NO D
Is access by water to retained lot? YES D NO D
If proposed access is by water, what boat docking and parking
facilities are available on the mainland? (Specify)
9. What type of water supply is proposed? (Check appropriate
space)
TYPE
Municipally owned and operated
PROPOSED RETAINED
LOT
LOT
piped water supply
D
D
Lake
D
D
Well
D
D
Other (Specify)
D
D
10. What type of sewage disposal is proposed? (Check appropri-
ate space)
TYPE
Municipally owned and
sanitary sewers
operated
PROPOSED
LOT
D
RETAINED
LOT
D
Septic tank
D
D
Pit privy
D
D
Other (Specify)
D
D
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11. When will water supply and sewage disposal services be
available?
12. (a) Has the owner previously severed any land from this
holding? Yes D No D
(b) If the answer to (a) is "Yes", please indicate the previous
severances on the required sketch and supply the follow-
ing information for each lot severed:
Grantee's name
Relationship (if any) to owner
Use of parcel
Date parcel created
13. Has the parcel intended to be severed ever been, or is it now,
the subject of an application for a plan of subdivision under
section 51 of the Planning Act or its predecessors?
Yes D No n
14. Is the owner, solicitor or agent applying for additional con-
sents on this holding simultaneously with this application, or
considering applying for additional consents in the future?
Yes D No D
15. Is the owner, solicitor or agent applying for any minor vari-
ance or permission to extend or enlarge under section 45 of
the Planning Act in relation to any land that is the subject of
this application? Yes D No D
Dated at the of
day of ,19.,
this.
(signature of applicant, solicitor or authorized agent)
I, , of the
in the County/District/Regional Municipality of
solemnly declare that all the statements
contained in this application are true, and I make this solemn decla-
ration conscientiously believing it to be true, and knowing that it is of
the same force and effect as if made under oath and by virtue of the
Canada Evidence Act.
(a) abutting land owned by the grantor, its
boundaries and dimensions;
(b) the distance between the grantor's land and
the nearest township lot line or appropriate
landmark (e.g., bridge, railway crossing,
etc.);
(c) the parcel of land that is the subject of the
application, its boundaries and dimensions,
the part of the parcel that is to be severed, the
part that is to be retained and the location of
all land previously severed;
(d) the approximate location of all natural and
artificial features on the subject land (e.g.,
buildings, railways, highways, watercourses,
drainage ditches, banks, slopes, swamps,
wooded areas, wells and septic tanks) and the
location of any of these features on adjacent
lands which may affect the application;
(e) the use of adjoining land (e.g., residential,
agricultural, cottage, commercial, etc.);
(f) the location, width and names of all road
allowances, rights of way, streets or highways
within or abutting the property, indicating
whether they are public travelled roads, pri-
vate roads, rights of way or unopened road
allowances;
(g) the location and nature of any restrictive cov-
enant or easement affecting the subject land.
3. It is required that copies of this application
be filed, together with the same number of copies of the
sketch described in Note 2, with the responsible person,
accompanied by a fee of $ in cash or by
cheque made payable to
O. Reg. 406/83, Form 1.
Form 2
Planning Act
Declared before me at the
of
in the
of
this day of
19.
A Commissioner, etc.
Notes: 1. If this application is signed by an agent or solicitor on
behalf of an applicant, the owner's written authorization
must accompany the application. If the applicant is a cor-
poration acting without agent or solicitor, the application
must be signed by an officer of the corporation and the
corporation's seal (if any) must be affixed.
2. Each copy of the application must be accompanied by a
sketch showing.
CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL
Under subsection 53 (21) of the Planning Act, I certify that the
consent of the
of the
(approval authority)
of was given
on , 19 to the transaction to which
this instrument relates.
Dated this day of .
(Official)
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Form 3
Planning Act
CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL
Under subsection 53 (21) of the Planning Act, I certify that the
consent of the
(approval authority)
of the of
was given on , 19..
to a ,
(enter type of transaction above, i.e.
conveyance, mortgage, etc.)
of the following land (set out full description of land that is the sub-
ject of the consent):
(Official)
Dated this day of , 19
O. Reg. 406/83, Form 3.
Form 4
Planning Act
CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL
Under subsection 53 (21) of the Planning Act, I certify that the
consent of the
(approval authority)
ofthe of was given
on , 19 to the transaction to which
this instrument relates.
Subsection ofthe
(50 (3) or (5), as the case may be)
Planning Act applies to any subsequent conveyance of or transaction
involving the parcel of land that is the subject of this consent.
Dated this day of .
(Official)
19
O. Reg. 406/83, Form 4.
Forms
PlanningAct
CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL
Under subsection 53 (21) of the Planning Act, I certify that the
consent ofthe
(approval authority)
ofthe of was given
on , 19 toa
(enter type of transaction above, i.e.
conveyance, mortgage, etc.)
of the following land (set out full description of land that is the sub-
ject ofthe consent):
Subsection ofthe
(50 (3) or (5), as the case may be)
Planning Act applies to any subsequent conveyance of or transaction
involving the parcel of land that is the subject of this consent.
(Official)
Dated this day of .
,19..
O. Reg. 406/83, Form 5.
REGULATION 923
RULES OF PROCEDURE-MINOR VARIANCE
APPLICATIONS
1. In this Regulation,
"application" means an application in Form 1;
"committee" means the committee of adjustment having jurisdiction
in the area in which the land that is the subject of the application is
situated;
"secretary-treasurer" means the secretary-treasurer of a committee.
O. Reg. 447/83, s. 1.
2.— (1) An applicant for a minor variance or permission under
section 45 of the Act shall submit to the secretary-treasurer an appli-
cation together with as many copies thereof as the secretary-
treasurer requires.
(2) The application shall be signed by the owner of the land that
is the subject of the application or a person authorized by the owner
to make the application.
(3) Where the application is signed by a person authorized by the
owner, the owner's signed authorization to the person to make the
application on the owner's behalf shall be submitted with the
application. O. Reg. 447/83, s. 2.
3. The secretary-treasurer shall note the date of the receipt on
each application, prefix each application with the letter "A" and
number applications consecutively, commencing at "1" at the begin-
ning of each calendar year, followed by an oblique stroke and the last
two digits of the year. O. Reg. 447/83, s. 3.
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4.— (1) The committee shall, at least ten days before the day of
the hearing of an application, in such manner as it considers proper,
give notice of the time and place of the hearing and a brief explana-
tion of the nature of the application to,
(a) the applicant;
(b) each person shown in the application to be an encum-
brancer of the land that is the subject of the application;
(c) where the land that is the subject of the application is situ-
ate in a municipality that forms part of a county or part of a
district, metropolitan or regional municipality, the senior
planning officer or, where there is no senior planning offi-
cer, to the chief administrative officer or, where there is no
chief administrative officer, to the clerk of the county, dis-
trict, metropolitan or regional municipality, unless the
senior planning officer, chief administrative officer or clerk,
as the case may be, has notified the committee in writing
that he or she does not wish to receive notice of applica-
tions;
(d) all assessed owners of land lying within sixty metres of the
land that is the subject of the application except that, where
a condominium development is located within sbcty metres
of the land, notice may be given to the condominium corpo-
ration, according to its most recent address for service or
mailing address as registered under section 3 of the
Condominium Act, instead of being given to all owners
assessed in respect of the condominium development; and
(e) any department, ministry or agency of the federal or pro-
vincial government, any other municipality and any other
local board, commission or person that the committee
determines should receive notice.
(2) Despite clause (1) (d), where a zoning by-law restricts the use
of the land which is the subject of an application to single-family,
semi-detached or duplex housing and the application is for a minor
variance under subsection 45 (1) of the Act, the committee of adjust-
ment may direct that the area of notification set out in that clause be
reduced to thirty metres. O. Reg. 447/83, s. 4.
5. Signed, written submissions that relate to an application shall
be accepted by the secretary-treasurer before or during the hearing
of the application and shall be available to any interested person for
inspection at the hearing. O. Reg. 447/83, s. 5.
6. Where a hearing is adjourned,
(a) the committee shall, at the time of adjournment, fix a time
and place for the further hearing of the application and the
chair shall announce it to the persons present; or
(b) the chair shall, before the adjournment, announce to the
persons present that only those persons who leave their
names and addresses in writing with the secretary-treasurer
are entitled to notice of the time and place of the further
hearing. O. Reg. 447/83, s. 6.
7. The secretary-treasurer or, where the office of secretary-
treasurer is vacant or the secretary-treasurer is unable to carry out
his or her duties through illness or otherwise, another person autho-
rized by the committee of adjustment, shall attend all meetings and
hearings and shall keep,
(a) all applications submitted and all correspondence addressed
to the committee;
(b) minutes of every meeting and hearing of the committee,
including full particulars of all written comments made with
respect to each application; and
(c) all other records of the committee. O. Reg. 447/83, s. 7.
Form 1
Planning Act
APPLICATION FOR MINOR VARIANCE OR FOR
PERMISSION
The undersigned hereby applies to the Committee of Adjustment
for the
(name of municipality)
under section 45 of the Planning Act for relief, as described in this
application, from By-Law No (as amended).
1. Name of Owner
Telephone Number
2. Address
3. Name of Agent (if any)
Telephone Number
4. Address
Note: Unless otherwise requested, all communications will
be sent to the agent, if any.
5. Names and addresses of any mortgagees, holders of charges
or other encumbrancers:
6. Nature and extent of relief applied for:
7. Why is it not possible to comply with the provisions of the by-
law?
8. Legal description of subject land (registered plan number and
lot number or other legal description and, where applicable,
street and street number):
9. Dimensions of land affected:
Frontage
Depth
Area
Width of Street
10. Particulars of all buildings and structures on or proposed for
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the subject land (Specify ground floor area, gross floor area,
number of storeys, width, length, height, etc.):
Existing:
19. Present Zoning By-Law provisions applying to the land:
Proposed:
20. Has the owner previously applied for relief in respect of the
subject property?
Yes No
If the answer is yes, describe briefly:
11. Location of all buildings and structures on or proposed for the
subject land (Specify distance from side, rear and front lot
lines):
Existing:
21.
Is the subject property the subject of a current application for
consent under section 53 of the Planning Actl
Yes
No
Proposed:
12. Date of acquisition of subject land:
13. Date of construction of all buildings and structures on subject
land:
14. Existing uses of subject property:
15. Existing uses of abutting properties:
16. Length of time the existing uses of the subject property have
continued:
(signature of applicant or
authorized agent)
Dated at the of ...
of 19.
this.
. day
I, of the.
of in the
of solemnly declare that all the state-
ments contained in this application are true and I make this solemn
declaration conscientiously believing it to be true and knowing that it
is of the same force and effect as if made under oath and by virtue of
the Canada Evidence Act.
Declared before me at the
of
in the
of
this day of ,
19..
A Commissioner, etc.
17. Municipal services available (check appropriate space or
spaces):
Notes: 1. It is required that copies of this application
be filed with the secretary-treasurer of the Committee of
Adjustment, together with the plan referred to in Note 2,
accompanied by a fee of $ in cash or by cheque made
payable to the Treasurer of the
Water Connected ,
Sanitary Sewers Connected
Storm Sewers
18. Present Official Plan provisions applying to the land:
(name of municipality)
2. Each copy of this application must be accompanied by a
plan showing the dimensions of the subject land and of all
abutting land and showing the location, size and type of
all buildings and structures on the subject and abutting
land. The Committee of Adjustment may require that
the plan be signed by an Ontario Land Surveyor.
O. Reg. 447/83. Form 1.
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Plant Diseases Act
Loi sur les maladies des plantes
REGULATION 924
GENERAL
Designation of Plant Diseases
1. The diseases named in the Schedule are designated plant dis-
eases within the meaning of the Act. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 1.
Duties of Provincial Entomologist
2. The Provincial Entomologist shall,
(a) instruct inspectors in methods of controlling or eradicating
plant diseases;
(b) assist inspectors by supplying information in respect of
plant diseases;
(c) supervise the work of the inspectors; and
(d) carry out the duties prescribed by the Act and this
Regulation. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 2.
Duties of Inspectors
3. Inspectors shall,
(a) carry out such duties as are assigned to them by the Direc-
tor and the Provincial Entomologist under the Act and this
Regulation; and
(b) report on inspections with respect to the control or eradica-
tion of plant diseases to the Director and the Provincial
Entomologist. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 3.
Licences
4. — (1) An application for a licence to operate a nursery or an
application for a licence as a dealer in nursery stock shall be made to
the Director on a form provided by the Director.
(2) A licence described in subsection (1) expires with the 31st day
of December of the year for which the licence is issued. O. Reg.
121/89, s. I, pan.
Establishment of Plant Disease Con irol Areas
5. — (1) One or more persons may petition the Director for the
establishment of a plant disease control area for any designated plant
disease and the petition shall include,
(a) the defined limits of the area;
(b) the name of the plant disease;
(c) the names and addresses of all owners or occupiers of land
within the area; and
(d) the names and addresses of all persons petitioning.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 6(1).
(2) A petition shall be on a form provided by the Director.
O. Reg. 121/89, s. 2.
(3) On receipt of a petition under subsection (1), the Director
shall obtain a report from the Provincial Entomologist or an inspec-
tor in respect of the establishment of the plant disease control area
petitioned for.
(4) The Director may by order establish the area petitioned for as
a plant disease control area with such variations and for such period
of time as the Director considers proper.
(5) Where a plant disease control area has been established for a
plant disease, every person owning or occupying land within the area
shall carry out the provisions of the Act and this Regulation with
respect to the control or eradication of the plant disease on the per-
son's land. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 6 (3-5).
Control or Eradication of Plant Diseases
6.— (1) No person who operates a nursery shall,
(a) take stock or permit stock to be taken for the purpose of
propagation from any tree or shrub infected with a plant
disease; or
(b) use or permit to be used stock taken for the purpose of
propagation from any tree or shrub infected with a plant
disease.
(2) No person who operates a nursery or is a dealer in nursery
stock shall sell or permit to be sold nursery stock propagated from
stock obtained for purposes of propagation from any tree or shrub
infected with a plant disease. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 7.
7.— (1) Every person licensed to operate a nursery or to be a
dealer in nursery stock may attach to,
(a) any plant; and
(b) where more than one plant is packaged in a box or other
container, the box or other container,
a certificate as to the freedom from plant disease of the plant or
plants, as the case may be.
(2) Upon the report of an inspector, the Provincial Entomologist
may issue the certificate to the licensee. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788,
s. 8(1,2).
Apple Maggot
8. Every person who is the owner or occupant of land on which
there are apple trees or hawthorn trees in a plant disease control area
for apple maggot, or in a municipality having a by-law designating
maggot as a plant disease under section 12 of the Act, shall,
(a) spray the trees during the apple growing season in a manner
and with such materials as are prescribed by the Director
and at such intervals of time, but at least twice during the
season, as will ensure destruction of apple maggot; or
(b) cut down and destroy before the 30th day of June all haw-
thorn trees or apple trees growing on the land. R.R.O.
1980, Reg. 788, s. 9.
Bacterial Ring Rot
9. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), where bacterial ring rot is found
in potatoes, the owner or person in pos.session of the potatoes shall
dispose of all potatoes on the premises in the manner set out in sub-
sections (4) and (5),
(a) where the bacterial ring rot is found on or before the 15th
day of February, not later than the 15th day of March next
following; and
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(b) where the bacterial ring rot is found after the 15th day of
February, within two weeks of the finding of bacterial ring
rot or before the 15th day of March, whichever is the later.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to potatoes that are treated
before the 15th day of February with maleic hydrazide and that after
the treatment show no evidence of sprouting at any time.
(3) Potatoes infected with bacterial ring rot may be disposed of
for any purpose other than for seed.
(4) Subject to subsection (5), where in disposing of potatoes
infected with bacterial ring rot the potatoes are removed from the
premises in bags or other containers, the bags or other containers
shall be marked with the words "table potatoes".
(5) Potatoes infected with bacterial ring rot that are in containers
not marked with the words "table potatoes" shall be,
(a) used for processing purposes;
(b) fed to livestock;
(c) removed from the premises for the purpose of processing,
feeding to livestock or destruction; or
(d) destroyed so that the premises can be disinfected.
(6) The owner or person in possession of premises on which pota-
toes infected with bacterial ring rot are found shall, after disposal of
all potatoes, disinfect,
(a) all warehouses, cellars, bins and other parts of the premises
in which the potatoes were handled or stored;
(b) all machinery, other equipment and tools that come into
contact with the potatoes;
(c) all parts of vehicles that were used in the transportation of
potatoes and that came into contact with the potatoes;
(d) all bags, crates and baskets used in handling or storing the
potatoes; and
(e) all potato planters and other equipment and tools used in
the planting of the potato crop in which bacterial ring rot
was found.
(7) Except with the written permission of an inspector, disinfec-
tion under subsection (6) shall be made before any potatoes are
brought upon the premises.
(8) Disinfection under subsection (6) shall be made,
(a) in the case of warehouses, cellars, bins and other parts of
premises, and crates and baskets, by spraying thoroughly all
surfaces with copper sulphate solution prepared by dissolv-
ing copper sulphate in water in the proportion of one pound
of copper sulphate to ten gallons of water;
(b) in the case of machinery, other equipment, tools and vehi-
cles, by spraying thoroughly or drenching all exposed sur-
faces thereof with a solution of formalin prepared by mixing
formalin with water in the proportion of one pint of forma-
lin to thirty gallons of water; and
(c) in the case of bags, by soaking them for at least two hours in
the solution prescribed in clause (b).
(9) No person shall use or permit to be used machinery, other
equipment, tools or vehicles that have been in contact with potatoes
infected with bacterial ring rot unless the machinery, other equip-
ment, tools or vehicles have been disinfected.
(10) Every person owning or occupying premises where bacterial
ring rot is found in potatoes shall, upon the request of an inspector.
report the manner of disposal of all potatoes from the premises and,
where the potatoes have been disposed of to other persons, the
names and addresses of the persons.
(11) No person shall exhibit potatoes infected with bacterial ring
rot at any agricultural fair or exhibition.
(12) No person shall store seed-potatoes in any part of a ware-
house or other place of storage where potatoes infected with bacte-
rial ring rot were stored unless that part of the warehouse or other
place of storage is disinfected before the seed-potatoes are stored.
(13) No dealer shall store seed-potatoes in any warehouse or
other place of storage commonly used for potato storage unless the
entire space to be used for storage of the seed-potatoes is disinfected
before the seed-potatoes are stored or is used only for the storage of
seed-potatoes. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 10.
Black Knot
10. Every person who is the owner or occupier of land on which
there are trees or shrubs in a plant disease control area for black
knot, or in a municipality having a by-law designating black knot as a
plant disease under section 12 of the Act, shall,
(a) in the case of infestation by black knot on the trunk of a
tree, cut out the area of infestation; and
(b) in the case of infestation by black knot on a shrub, or the
limb of a tree, cut off the shrub or limb at least four inches
below the area of infestation,
and destroy all infested parts of the tree or shrub by burning.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 11.
Fire Blight and San Jose Scale
11. Every person who operates a nursery or is a dealer in nursery
stock shall break down and destroy by burning all plants infected
with fire blight or infested with San Jose scale on the person's
premises. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 12.
Little Peach, Peach Yellows, X-Disease
12. Every person who is the owner or occupier of land on which
there are peach trees shall cut down and destroy by burning all peach
trees infested with little peach, peach yellows or X-disease of peach.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, s. 13.
Schedule
Item
Common Name
Scientific Name
1
Apple maggot
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh)
2
Bacterial ring rot
Corynebacterium sependonium
(Spieck. & Kotth.) Skapt. &
Burkh.
3
Black knot
Dibotryon morbosum (Schw.) R.
&S.
4
Fire blight
Erwinia amylovorus (Burrill)
Winslow et al.
5
Little peach
Little peach virus
6
Peach yellows
Peach yellows virus
7
X-disease of peach
X-disease virus
8
San Jose scale
Aspidiotus pemiciosus Comst.
9
Bulb and stem
nematode
Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn 1857)
Filipjev, 1936
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 788, Sched.
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REGULATION 925
ARBITRATION
1. A copy of a decision of an arbitration board for filing in the
Ontario Court (General Division), under subsection 124 (7) of the
Act shall be in Form 1. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 789. s. 1, revised.
Form 1
Police Services Act
In the matter of the decision of an arbitration board under sec-
tion 124 of the Police Services Act.
Between:
-and-
To: The Ontario Court (General Division)
Complainant,
Respondent.
1, being the arbitration board
(agreed upon by the parties) (appointed by the Solicitor Gen-
eral)
(strike out whichever is not applicable)
hereby file a copy of my decision under subsection 124 (7) of the
Act.
The decision is filed by me
on the request of
(strike out if not applicable)
1. Date and Place of Hearing:
2. Appearances for Complainant:
3. Appearances for Respondent:
4. Date of Decision:
5. Date of Delivery of Decision:
6. Date provided in Decision for Compliance:
The decision, exclusive of the reasons therefor, reads as fol-
lows:
Dated at this ..
of ,19
I certify this to be a true copy of my decision.
.day
Arbitration board
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 789, Form I, revised.
REGULATION 926
EQUIPMENT
1. This Regulation applies to police forces established under the
Act. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 1.
2. In this Regulation,
"board" means a board of commissioners of police;
"chief of police" includes an acting chief of police;
"committee of council" means a committee composed of the head or
acting head of council and two other members thereof appointed
by council;
"firearm" means a firearm as defined in section 84 of the Criminal
Code (Canada). R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 2.
Firearm
3.— (1) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), where the Commis-
sioner or chief of police carries a firearm or authorizes any member
of a police force under his or her control or administration to carry a
firearm, the firearm issued and carried shall be a .38 special calibre
all-steel double action revolver, with a minimum barrel length of
four inches, a safety hammer block and a swingout cylinder, and hav-
ing a minimum weight of thirty ounces and a single action trigger
pressure of not less than three and not more than five pounds, but
the Commissioner or chief of police may authorize any member of
the force under his or her control or administration to carry a
revolver of the same specifications except that the minimum weight
shall be twenty-three ounces and the minimum barrel length shall be
three inches.
(2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), the ammunition supplied
for and used in a firearm prescribed in subsection (1) shall be factory
loaded and shall have a solid bullet of lead alloy of semi-wadcutter
configuration with a muzzle velocity not exceeding 1,000 feet per sec-
ond when fired in a revolver with a four-inch barrel.
(3) The Commissioner or chief of police or any other constable or
police officer designated for the purpose by the Commissioner or
chief of police, may authorize a member of a police force under his
or her control to carry, for a special purpose, a firearm of a type
other than that prescribed in subsection (1).
(4) Where on the 15th day of October, 1975 the members of a
police force were carrying firearms of a type other than that pre-
scribed by subsection (1), the Commission may, on such terms and
conditions and for such period of time as it considers proper, autho-
rize the continued carrying of such type of firearm. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 790, s. 3.
4. Before a firearm is issued to a member of a police force, the
Commissioner or chief of police, as the case may be, shall satisfy
himself or herself that the member has received instruction and is
competent in its use, and where there is no chief of police, the board
or committee of council, as the case may be, shall so satisfy itself.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 4.
5.— (1) A member of a police force shall carry his or her revolver
in the holster issued to the member by the police force.
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(2) The holster issued to a member of a police force shall be
either,
(a) of a type that is covered by a full flap; or
(b) of a type that has been approved by the Commission for use
by the members of the police force following an application
by the board or, where there is no board, the committee of
council.
(3) Subsection (2) does not apply to a holster that is worn con-
cealed under clothing. O. Reg. 816/82, s. 1.
6.— (1) No member of a police force shall alter or modify a fire-
arm issued to the member, except as permitted under subsection (2).
(2) The Commissioner or chief of police or a member of the
police force authorized by the Commissioner or chief of police may
in writing permit an alteration or modification of a firearm issued to
a member of the police force, except,
(a) an alteration or modification that would interfere with the
safe and proper use of the firearm or of the holster in which
it is carried; or
(b) the addition of a grip adapter, or of a trigger shoe or other
device attached to the trigger. O. Reg. 364/84, s. 1.
7. No member of a police force shall draw or display his or her
revolver, except when it is necessary to do so in the performance of
his or her duty. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 6.
8. No member of a police force shall threaten or attempt to intim-
idate any person by means of a firearm, except when necessary in the
performance of the member's duty. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 7.
9. No member of a police force shall draw a revolver except if the
member believes, on reasonable and probable grounds, that to do so
is necessary,
(a) for the protection of the life of a person; or
(b) for the apprehension or detention of a person who may
cause death or grievous bodily harm to another person.
O. Reg. 173/88, s. 1.
10.— (1) No member of a police force shall discharge a firearm in
the performance of duty except if the member believes, on reason-
able and probable grounds, that to do so is necessary,
(a) for the defence of the life of a person;
(b) for the apprehension, when other means are insufficient, of
a person who may cause death or grievous bodily harm to
another person;
(c) to destroy an animal that is potentially dangerous or so
badly injured that humanity dictates that its suffering be
ended; or
(d) to give an alarm or call for assistance in a critical situation
where there is no reasonable alternative. O. Reg. 173/88,
s. 2.
(2) Sections 3 to 9 and subsection (1) do not apply to a member
of a police force when engaged in target practice or ordinary weapon
maintenance in accordance with the regulations of the police force.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 9 (2).
11.— (1) Unless otherwise directed by the board or committee of
council, as the case may be, the chief of police or a superior officer, a
member of a police force who is accompanying and supervising an
auxiliary member of the police force may issue a firearm to the auxil-
iary member if the member believes, on reasonable and probable
grounds, that they are entering into a situation in which it is neces-
sary that the auxiliary member be armed,
(a) for the defence of the life of a person; or
(b) to assist in the apprehension, when other means are insuffi-
cient, of a person who may cause death or grievous bodily
harm to another person.
(2) Sections 4 to 10, 12 and 13 apply to every auxiliary member to
whom a firearm is issued under subsection (1). O. Reg. 173/88,
s. 3.
12. Where a member of a police force, other than the Commis-
sioner or chief of police, unintentionally or intentionally, except on a
target range or in the course of ordinary weapon maintenance, dis-
charges his or her firearm, the Commissioner or chief of police, as
the case may be, shall immediately cause an investigation to be made
into the circumstances. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 10.
13.— (1) Where a member of a police force, other than the Com-
missioner or chief of police, by the discharge of a firearm in the per-
formance of his or her duty, kills or injures another person, the Com-
missioner or chief of police, as the case may be, shall immediately
cause an investigation to be made into the circumstances.
(2) The Commissioner shall submit a report of any investigation
made under subsection (1) to the Commission and the chief of police
shall submit a report on any investigation made to the board or,
where there is no board, with the committee of council.
(3) The Commission or the board or committee of council, on
receiving a report of the Commissioner or the chief of police, as the
case may be, under subsection (2) shall, as soon as practicable,
review the report and make such further inquiries as it considers nec-
essary or expedient.
(4) The board or committee of council shall file with the Commis-
sion any report submitted to it by the chief of police under subsection
(2), together with a report of any additional inquiries undertaken.
(5) Where the Commissioner discharges his or her firearm in the
performance of his or her duty, the Commissioner shall forthwith
report the matter to the Commission, who shall inquire into the cir-
cumstances.
(6) Where a chief of police discharges his or her firearm in the
performance of his or her duty, the chief of police shall forthwith
report the matter to the board or committee of council, as the case
may be, and the board or committee shall inquire into the circum-
stances and file a report of such inquiry with the Commission.
(7) The Commission shall inform the Solicitor General of the
contents of any report filed with it under subsection (2), (4), (5) or
(6) and, on the Solicitor General's request, submit to him or her a
copy of such report for whatever action he or she considers
necessary. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 11.
Gas and Chemical Weapons
14.— (1) Subject to subsection (2), no member of a police force
shall use any gas or chemical weapon.
(2) The use of the substance commonly known as tear gas is per-
mitted, provided it is not applied intentionally in concentrated form
directly to the person. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 790, s. 12.
Motor Vehicles
IS. No member of a police force shall use a subcompact motor
vehicle for the purpose of general police patrol. O. Reg. 336/81,
s. 1.
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REGULATION 927
GENERAL- DISCIPLINE
PARTI
MUNICIPAL POLICE FORCES
1. This Part applies to municipal police forces. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 791, s. 1, revised.
2. In this Part,
"chief of police" includes an acting chief of police;
"code" means the code of offences set out in the Schedule;
"committee of council" means a committee composed of the head or
acting head of council and two other members thereof appointed
by council;
"council" includes the trustees of a police village;
"presiding officer" means a chief of police, an acting chief of police,
or an officer designated by the chief of police under section 69 of
the Act . R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 791, s. 2, revised.
DiSCIPUNE
3. The code applies to every police force. R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
791, s. 4.
4.— (1) Where a police officer is charged with an offence against
the code, the charge shall be in writing on a charge sheet and a true
copy of the charge sheet shall be served, as soon as is practicable,
upon the person charged, together with a statement of the allega-
tions upon which the charge is founded.
(2) The charge sheet shall be prepared in accordance with Form 1
but may be varied to suit the case, and forms to the like effect shall
be deemed to be good, valid and sufficient.
(3) The charge sheet shall be signed by the chief of police, or an
officer designated by the chief of police, and shall show the date
upon which it is so signed.
(4) All charges shall, where practicable, be included in one
charge sheet, but where it is considered desirable the charges may be
recorded in separate charge sheets.
(5) Where there is more than one charge in a charge sheet, the
charges shall be numbered.
(6) A charge sheet shall be prepared for each person charged.
(7) Persons charged with the same offence may be tried jointly,
although they are charged on separate charge sheets.
(8) Each charge in the charge sheet shall,
(a) allege one offence only; and
(b) be divided into two parts as follows: '
1. A statement of the offence with which the accused is
charged.
2. A statement of the particulars of the act, omission,
conduct, disorder or neglect constituting the offence.
(9) Every statement of the particulars of an offence in a charge
sheet shall include sufficient details to enable the accused to deter-
mine exactly the offence with which he or she is charged, so that the
accused may prepare his or her defence and direct it to the occasion
and events indicated in the charge.
(10) A statement of the particulars of an offence shall, where
practicable, include an allegation of the place, date and time of the
alleged commission of the offence.
(11) The charge shall specifically designate whether the offence is
minor or major.
(12) The charge sheet shall state the time and place that the per-
son charged is to appear before the presiding officer, and such time
shall be not sooner than seventy-two hours after the person charged
has been served with a true copy of the charge sheet. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 791. s. 5.
5. Any police officer may lay a complaint before a chief of police
or any officer designated by him or her under section 69 of the Act,
alleging an offence in accordance with the code and the chief of
police or designated officer shall consider the allegations in the com-
plaint and, where he or she considers that the allegations so warrant,
he or she shall sign the charge sheet. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 791, s. 6.
6. Where a person charged appears before a presiding officer, the
person shall first be asked whether he or she requires further time to
consider his or her plea and,
(a) where the person indicates that he or she does not require
further time to consider the plea, the person shall then be
asked whether he or she pleads guilty or not guilty to each
offence contained in the charge sheet; or
(b) where the person requests further time to consider the plea,
a reasonable adjournment shall be granted and a new date
set when the person shall appear before the presiding offi-
cer, at which time he or she shall be asked whether he or
she pleads guilty or not guilty to each offence contained in
the charge sheet. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 791, s. 7.
7.— (1) Where the presiding officer is not satisfied as to the guilt
of the person charged, he or she shall direct that a plea of not guilty
be entered.
(2) The person charged may, at any time before the presiding
officer renders the verdict, change his or her plea to that of guilty or
not guilty, as the case may be.
(3) The presiding officer may postpone the imposition of punish-
ment for a period of time not longer than eight days. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 791, s. 8 (2-4).
8. Where a person charged pleads not guilty to an offence con-
tained in the charge sheet, the presiding officer shall fix the time and
place for the hearing of the charge and in fixing the time for the hear-
ing, the presiding officer shall allow the person charged a reasonable
opportunity to prepare his or her defence. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 791,
s. 9.
9. The person charged may inform the presiding officer in writing
of the names of the members of the police force whom he or she
desires to give evidence at the hearing and the chief of police shall
order those members to be present at the hearing. R.R.O. 1980,
Reg. 791, s. 10.
10. The hearing and final disposition of a charge by way of
review, confirmation or appeal shall be proceeded with as expedi-
tiously as possible and, where undue delay occurs, the person
charged may make application,
(a) to the board or, where there is no board, to the committee
of council; or
(b) to the Commission,
to have the charge quashed and the board, committee of council or
the Commission, as the case may be, may order that the charge be
quashed and thereupon the person charged shall be deemed to have
been acquitted of the charge. R.R.O. 1980. Reg. 791, s. 11.
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11. The presiding officer may, in his or her discretion, before or
during a hearing on notice to the person charged, adjourn the hear-
ing to a time and place to be appointed, but no such adjournment
shall unduly delay the hearing. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 791, s. 12.
12. A person charged may admit any fact alleged for the purpose
of dispensing with proof thereof. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 791, s. 14.
13. Where a person charged is acquitted, no reference to that
charge or acquittal shall be entered in his or her personal record.
R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 791, s. 15.
Trial of Major Offences
14.— (1) Where the offence charged is a major offence,
(a) the witnesses shall be sworn;
(b) the evidence shall be recorded verbatim by some reliable
means; and
(c) the person charged shall have an opportunity of,
(i) hearing the evidence against him or her,
(ii) calling witnesses, whether members of a police force
or any other person, in his or her defence, and
(iii) giving evidence as a witness on his or her own
behalf.
(2) Where the person charged absconds or refuses or neglects
without good and sufficient cause to attend the hearing at the time
and place fixed, the case may be decided in the person's absence.
(3) When the presiding officer has heard the person charged, the
witnesses and any representations made, he or she shall, after con-
sidering the matter, convict the person charged or dismiss the
charge, as the case may be.
(4) The decision of the presiding officer, including the punish-
ment imposed, if any, shall be in writing and a copy shall forthwith
be served upon the person charged.
(5) Where the presiding officer is not the chief of police, he or
she may refer, and on request of the chief of police shall refer, the
charge for hearing to the chief of police or another presiding officer
designated by the chief of police, and the person shall be notified of
the time and place fixed for the hearing. R.R.O. 1980, Reg. 791,
s. 17 (1-5).
Forfeiture of Pay
15. Where a penalty of more than one day's forfeiture of pay is
imposed, it shall be deemed to mean the forfeiture of not more than
one day's pay in each pay period until the full penalty has been paid
but, where 
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